News list for " Drop Over"
1. Data: The inflow of Bitcoin and Ethereum funds has dropped by more than 30% in the past month. 2. Institutional investors hold 25.4% of the assets under management of spot Bitcoin ETFs, totaling $26.80 billion. 3. Changpeng Zhao denies the rumors of Binance selling, but may introduce a small amount of equity investment. 4. He Yi responds to the acquisition rumors: It is a public relations strategy of competitors, but strategic cooperation and mergers and acquisitions are not ruled out. 5. Hon...
FTSE China A50 futures fell more than 1 percent in early trading.
The main contracts for oil and oil futures collectively fell, with rapeseed meal falling by more than 2%, soybean meal falling by nearly 2%, bean two falling by more than 1%, bean one and vegetable oil falling by nearly 1%, and soybean oil and palm oil falling slightly.
The main contract of black futures turned from up to down during the day, with coking coal falling by more than 2%, coke falling by more than 1%, and hot coils, threads, and iron ore falling by nearly 1%.
On November 1st, the price of domestic gold jewelry fell, falling by more than 10 yuan/gram compared with yesterday. Chow Tai Fook, Lao Fengxiang and other gold stores quoted 815 yuan/gram for gold jewelry.
Black futures continued to decline, with coke and hot coil contracts falling by more than 2%, and coking coal, thread, and iron ore contracts falling by nearly 2%.
Bitcoin tumbled more than $9,000 during the day, cryptocurrency-related stocks fell premarket, MicroStrategy (MSTR. O) fell more than 15%, Coinbase (COIN. O) fell nearly 14%, and Riot Blockchain (RIOT. O) fell more than 10%.
On August 5th, driven by the plunge in peripheral stock markets, a number of cross-border ETFs continued to decline, with the Nasdaq Technology ETF (159509) falling by more than 9%, the Topix ETF (513800) and the Nikkei 225ETF (513880) falling by more than 7%, and the Nasdaq ETF (513300), Nikkei 225ETF E Fund (513000), Nasdaq ETF (513100), and Nikkei ETF (159866) falling by more than 5%.
The main contract of black futures continued to decline, with coking coal and coke falling by more than 2%, iron ore falling by nearly 2%, and rebar and hot coil falling by more than 1%.
