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Tether reports $5.7 billion profit amid record $127 billion US Treasury investments
CryptoSlate·2025/07/31 07:54
Bitcoin Whale Possibly Initiates Strategic BTC Sale After 14 Years, Market Impact Monitored
Coinotag·2025/07/31 07:30
Bitcoin Targets $165,000 After Golden Cross and Wyckoff Phase Break
Cryptonewsland·2025/07/31 07:05
Best Low-Cap Crypto Picks This Week: SUI, ARB, HBAR, and SEI Show 25%–40% Surge Potential this weekend.
Cryptonewsland·2025/07/31 07:05
Total Unrealized Profit of All BTC Holders Hit New High of $1.4 Trillion as ETH Accumulation Increases
Cryptonewsland·2025/07/31 07:05
SEC Delays Decision on Staking in Invesco Galaxy Ethereum ETF
Portalcripto·2025/07/31 07:05
Trump imposes 15% tariff on South Korea in new trade deal
Portalcripto·2025/07/31 07:05
Trump imposes 50% tariffs on Brazil and sanctions Moraes with Magnitsky Act
Portalcripto·2025/07/31 07:05
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Bank of Japan's Ueda: No Proposal for 50 Basis Point Rate Hike at Present On June 16, Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda stated that there is currently no proposal for a 50 basis point interest rate hike.
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UK government bond yields steady ahead of Bank of England rate decision and UK economic data releaseThe market generally expects the Bank of England to keep interest rates unchanged at 3.75%, but attention will be paid to voting differences and any communication from the Bank of England for clues regarding the possible date of future rate hikes. Investors are also waiting for UK inflation data and employment data, scheduled to be released on Wednesday and Thursday respectively, to gain deeper insight into the UK economic situation. Tradeweb data shows that the yield on the 10-year UK government bond remains stable at 4.813%.
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Russell Investments: Institutions Generally Expect the Federal Reserve Will Not Raise Interest Rates AgainAccording to Financial Associated Press, Russell Investments strategists pointed out that the United States economy remains highly resilient and labor demand is recovering, making it significantly more difficult for the Federal Reserve to signal rate cuts. Institutions generally expect that the Federal Reserve will not raise interest rates again.
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