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- 16:25Data: A total of 114,500 SOL were transferred to a certain exchange, valued at approximately 145 millions USD.ChainCatcher news, according to Arkham data, at around 00:18, a certain exchange received two large SOL transfers, totaling 114,498.93 SOL (with a total value of approximately $145 million), both from Stake Account. 1. At 00:18, 78,518.97 SOL (valued at approximately $99.5071 million) were transferred from Stake Account to a certain exchange.2. At 00:18, 35,979.95 SOL (valued at approximately $45.5974 million) were transferred from Stake Account to a certain exchange.
- 16:24Market Analysis: The US Dollar and US Treasury Yields Are the Main Drivers of Gold Prices This WeekJinse Finance reported that analyst Fawad Razaqzada stated that the movement of gold this week will mainly depend on US Treasury yields and the US dollar exchange rate. "If bond prices continue to fall or yields rise, it could put pressure on low-yield and zero-yield assets such as gold," he said. Meanwhile, "if the US dollar rebounds this week (with a dense schedule of data releases and speeches from Federal Reserve officials), gold may lose some of its appeal." Last week, the US dollar came under pressure as the Federal Reserve left the door open for further rate cuts next year. Currently, the market focus is on Tuesday's release of the November non-farm payroll report and Thursday's consumer price data.
- 16:12Federal Reserve's Williams: Slowing employment and easing inflation risks support the decision to cut interest ratesAccording to ChainCatcher, citing Golden Ten Data, Federal Reserve's Williams stated that the cooling labor market and easing inflation risks provided the basis for the Fed's rate cut decision last week. He pointed out that price increases will continue to slow down, although inflation remains above the Fed's target. Williams mentioned that as the impact of tariffs is absorbed by the economy, inflation may continue to decline. At the same time, although employment conditions have not deteriorated sharply, they are gradually cooling, as reflected in official data and surveys. Overall, these factors supported last week's rate cut decision.
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