Crypto
Bitcoin consolidates near $81,500 as weekly ETF inflows absorb yield pressure
Bitcoin held above $81,500 on Friday as continuous institutional spot ETF inflows counteracted pressure from 10-year Treasury yields rising past 5.04%.
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Crypto
Bitcoin held above $81,500 on Friday as continuous institutional spot ETF inflows counteracted pressure from 10-year Treasury yields rising past 5.04%.
Economy
US employers added 152,000 jobs in October while the unemployment rate held at 4.1%, keeping benchmark 10-year Treasury yields above 5.04% as the dollar surged.
Economy
Initial applications for US unemployment benefits printed at 216,000 for the week ended October 31, underscoring resilient employment conditions ahead of Friday's payrolls report.
Central banks
The Bank of England kept Bank Rate at 4.75% on Thursday, with Governor Andrew Bailey stating that services inflation and private wage growth remain too high to accelerate rate cuts.
Economy
US services growth surged to 56.0 in October while private employers added 233,000 jobs, highlighting relentless domestic momentum ahead of the Bank of England rate decision.
Central banks
The Reserve Bank of Australia kept its official cash rate at 4.35% on Tuesday, with Governor Michele Bullock stating that underlying inflation remains too high to contemplate easing.
Economy
The US ISM manufacturing index slipped to 46.5 in October while the prices paid sub-index jumped to 54.8, highlighting persistent supply-chain and energy cost pressures.
Economy
Manufacturing survey indicators stabilized at 50.3 heading into November, as currency markets prepared for central bank decisions from the Bank of England and Reserve Bank of Australia.
Crypto
Bitcoin consolidated above $81,000 on Saturday after recording $320 million in weekly spot ETF inflows, while CFTC reports showed hedge funds expanding net dollar long exposure.
Central banks
The Bank of Japan kept its policy rate at 1.25% on Friday, raising its core inflation outlook to 2.4% while Governor Kazuo Ueda signaled caution on domestic consumer spending.
Economy
US GDP grew 2.8% annualized in the third quarter while the ECB held its deposit rate at 2.50%, underscoring divergent economic trajectories between the US and the Eurozone.
Central banks
The Federal Reserve held the federal funds rate at 3.75% to 4.00% on Wednesday, with Chair Kevin Warsh warning that crude oil above $115 delays any prospect of near-term rate cuts.
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