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- 06:30Yilihua: The US will start quantitative easing in December, Japan has already begun today, and the crypto market often bottoms out in advance.Jinse Finance reported that Yi Lihua, founder of LiquidCapital (formerly LDCapital), posted on social media: At present, the outlook for the US stock market is not optimistic, the US stock weekly chart looks very bad, and there are changes in expectations for a rate cut in December. Of course, the good news is that the US will start quantitative easing in December, and Japan has already started today. In addition, the crypto market often bottoms out in advance, so the biggest divergence may appear. Investing and trading are the most difficult things, so strive to control greed and fear.
- 06:29Sources: Moonshot AI is seeking a new round of funding at a $4 billion valuationAccording to Jinse Finance, citing a report from The Wall Street Journal, sources say that Moonshot AI is seeking a new round of financing, which could bring its valuation to around $4 billion. The new round of financing may be completed by the end of 2025, with existing investor Tencent likely to participate, and IDG Capital may also join. Moonshot AI plans to seek a public listing in the second half of next year.
- 06:23Swedbank: Q1 US Treasury yields are expected to reach 3.9%According to Golden Ten Data, Jussi Hiljanen, Chief Strategist at the Research Department of Sweden's Nordea Bank, stated in a report that he still expects the yield on the US 10-year Treasury bond to fall back to 3.9% in the first quarter of 2026. He pointed out that in order to achieve this target, the market must rebuild confidence in the Federal Reserve's rate-cutting path. Although recent hawkish remarks by Federal Reserve officials have increased short-term uncertainty, he emphasized that a shift to a more accommodative policy stance, lower interest rate expectations, and declining yields over the next three to four months remain his baseline scenario.