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2026-03-27
08:09

Trump extends the Iran negotiation deadline, U.S. Treasury yields rise, and oil prices climb—risk assets come under pressure

Under geopolitical uncertainty, U.S. Treasury yields have risen slightly as the market reassesses inflation and interest rate expectations. Trump's extension of negotiations on the Iran agreement raises concerns again, oil prices are rising, inflation expectations are warming, and the market remains cautious about the Federal Reserve's policy path. Investors are focused on the upcoming consumer confidence index, while capital flows and risk appetite enter an adjustment phase.
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11:20

BiyaPay launches zero-fee gold and silver contracts: Climb the leaderboard to win physical gold, silver, and USDT

BiyaPay announces a limited-time promotion from February 6 to February 12, 2025, offering 0% trading fees on specific trading pairs. During the event, users who reach certain trading volume milestones will receive contract experience coupons. The top-ranked users will be rewarded with physical gold, silver, and USDT prizes, which are expected to be credited within 7 business days.
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13:23

Institutional funds buy the dip, driving Bitcoin to rebound 11% from the low point and climb back above $65,000

Bitcoin price rebounded to $65,000 after falling below $60,000, an increase of about 11%. Institutional funds have become a support for the rebound, and crypto hedge fund risk exposure has increased. Spot Bitcoin ETF trading volume has hit a record high. Analysis indicates that the $58,000-$62,000 range serves as short-term support; staying above this range may signal a temporary bottom.
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15:24

Analysis: The upcoming yen interest rate hike may not trigger risk aversion in the crypto market

PANews December 13 News, according to CoinDesk, Japan's last interest rate hike caused the yen to rise, triggering a sharp increase in market risk aversion sentiment, which led to Bitcoin prices falling from about $65,000 to $50,000. However, the upcoming yen interest rate hike may not trigger risk aversion in the crypto market for two reasons: First, speculators currently hold a net long (bullish) position in yen, making it unlikely for them to react quickly to the Bank of Japan's rate hike; second, Japan's government bond yields have continued to climb this year, with both short-term and long-term yields hitting multi-decade highs. Therefore, the upcoming rate increase reflects that official interest rates are catching up with market trends. Meanwhile, this week, the Federal Reserve lowered interest rates by 25 basis points while introducing liquidity measures, bringing rates to their lowest level in three years. Overall, these factors indicate a clear unwind of yen arbitrage positions and a year-end risk aversion sentiment.
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