According to SoSoValue data, the US spot bitcoin ETF recorded a net outflow of $3.50 billion in November, setting the largest monthly negative flow record since this year. Since October 31, bitcoin ETFs have recorded net outflows for four consecutive weeks, with a total outflow of $4.34 billion. However, before the US Thanksgiving holiday, the last three days of November turned to net inflows.
Trader T Releases Monthly Report on US Spot Ethereum ETF for August: Net inflows: 3.80 billion USD (+ 800,000 ETH) ETH price: rose from $3,698 to $4,363 (up 18%) The second largest monthly inflow of funds since its launch ETH price hits record high: $4,956 BlackRock's ETHA received $3.40 billion in inflows (87% of the month's total). Fidelity saw inflows of $493 million
Domestic news: 1. DeepSeek-V3.1 was officially released, the first step towards the Agent era. 2. China's monthly electricity consumption broke the trillion-dollar mark for the first time, which is the first time in the world. 3. Middle finger Research Institute: The total scale of bonds of 20 insured real estate enterprises exceeded 1.20 trillion yuan. 4. The country will carry out the central frozen pork reserve purchase and storage in the near future. 5. The State Administration of Foreign Ex...
U.S. airfare prices rose 4% month-on-month in July, the largest monthly increase in more than three years.
The monthly OPEC crude oil market report will be released at 20:00.
The monthly rate of CPI in the euro area in January was -0.3%, expected to be -0.3%, and the previous value was -0.30%.
The Philadelphia Federal Reserve Manufacturing Index in February was 18.1, compared with expectations of 20 and a previous value of 44.3.
Nick Timiraos said the Fed's January meeting notes showed officials discussed whether to slow or pause the reduction of its nearly $6.80 trillion portfolio at last month's meeting as they faced complications over the coming months from raising the federal debt ceiling, a development that could lead to large swings in the Fed's liabilities.
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The monthly rate of U.S. commercial inventories in December was -0.2%, expected to be 0%, and the previous value was 0.10%.