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Today’s Market Watch: Middle East situation keeps escalating; the market still needs to stay cautious
Good morning, everyone—today is Friday. Let’s take a look at what market news from last night is worth paying attention to.
The biggest factor affecting the market right now is still the Middle East situation. Trump has once again sent a tough signal recently, saying he is seriously considering launching a larger-scale military strike against Iran, and that a decision is close to being made. He also warned that if the Yemeni Houthi forces continue to attack international commercial ships, the

Good morning, everyone. Let’s first take a look at today’s market news that’s worth paying attention to.
Last night’s market developments still centered on the situation in the Middle East, the U.S. Federal Reserve’s policy, and crypto market fund flows. Overall, market sentiment remains relatively cautious, and Bitcoin is still in a sideways consolidation phase.
First, the Middle East situation: The U.S. military has once again carried out airstrikes on Iranian military targets, and Trump also said that if Iran attacks commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz, the U.S. will directly target im

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First, let’s look at last night’s headlines. The situation in the Middle East has still not eased. The U.S. military has launched military actions against Iran-related targets for the 11th consecutive night. Trump also again sent a tough signal, saying the U.S. will soon take more aggressive action against Iran’s underground nuclear facilities near Natanz, and stressing that “things with Iran are far from over.” Overall, geopolitical risk remains the biggest uncertainty in the current market. Going forward, the focus is still on whether the U.S.-Iran situation will furt

Good morning, everyone. First, let’s take a look at the situation between the US and Iran.
In the past two days, the US military was hit by drone and missile attacks in Jordan and Iraq, with personnel casualties reported. Shortly after, Trump said Iran would pay a greater price for this. Immediately afterward, the US military launched a new round of airstrikes against Iran, and it has now been carrying out military operations for the 10th consecutive day.
Meanwhile, the White House is assessing whether to further expand its strikes against Iran. If the situation continues to escalate, the scop

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First, let’s take a look at what news from the weekend through today is worth paying attention to in the market.
The situation in the Middle East is still the biggest variable for the current market. Tensions between the United States and Iran have not eased; U.S. military actions against Iran are still ongoing, and safety concerns regarding the Strait of Hormuz continue to keep global markets on edge. Geopolitical risk has yet to cool down, which has kept risk-avoidance sentiment running hot. Safe-haven assets such as gold and crude oil are draw

Good morning, everyone. It’s already Friday today.
The situation in the Middle East still hasn’t shown any clear signs of easing. The U.S. military has recently continued military operations against targets related to Iran, and Trump has also said that further action is not off the table. Although the market is still watching for whether there is room for cooling off and negotiations, in the short term, geopolitical risk continues to bring significant uncertainty to the market.
Affected by this, last night U.S. stocks performed weakly overall, with all three major indexes closing lower. Tech a

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Last night’s overall market was still relatively calm. The broader market didn’t break out into any big swings, but there were still plenty of news developments. What the market is focusing on remains centered on the Middle East situation and the Federal Reserve’s next policy steps.
First, the macro side:
The Middle East situation has not yet continued to deteriorate. While the U.S. and Iran still maintain a certain level of tension, some signals released recently have already eased compared with the previous few days. The market’s biggest concern right now is that the s

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Last night, overall market sentiment clearly warmed up. It was mainly driven by the CPI data coming in below market expectations. Inflation pressures continue to ease, which also reduced concerns in the market about the Federal Reserve potentially delivering further rate hikes. Risk assets saw a rebound, with all three major U.S. stock indexes closing higher together. Technology and semiconductor sectors in particular were especially strong.
However, we can’t assume rate cuts are already a done deal. Fed Chair Powell subsequently still sent a relatively hawkish signal,

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There were plenty of market updates last night, but the biggest impact still comes from two things: the situation in the Middle East continues to escalate, and the U.S. CPI data to be released tonight. These two factors basically determine the market’s risk appetite over the next few days.
First, the Middle East situation:
Over the past 24 hours, the U.S.-Iran situation has heated up again. The U.S. announced it is strengthening the maritime blockade on Iranian ports and coastal areas, while Iran said it carried out strikes on foreign oil tankers near the Strait of Horm

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Over the weekend, the overall market hasn’t seen any major changes. BTC and ETH are basically still ranging, and the market is clearly in a wait-and-see mode. Everyone is waiting for the most important data this week—the US June CPI.
If CPI comes in below market expectations, it would be favorable for rate-cut expectations, and risk assets would likely get a boost; if the data is above expectations, it could suppress market sentiment again. So the CPI released late Tuesday is likely the key factor that truly determines the market’s direction this

Good morning everyone, it's Friday again.
The overall market remained in a choppy consolidation overnight, with the daily chart showing no major changes for now, still moving within the range. From the chart perspective, the overall performance is decent, and the bulls still have room to test higher levels. However, the 65,000 area remains a key level. Whether it can be truly breached and held needs further observation, as the market still lacks a catalyst to drive sentiment.
In terms of capital flows, although crypto ETFs saw a net outflow of approximately $130 million yesterday, which had so

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Let's start with the latest developments on the news front.
The biggest focus last night was the renewed escalation of the situation in the Middle East.
US President Trump announced that the interim memorandum of understanding previously signed with Iran has been terminated, and the US military then launched a new round of strikes against Iranian targets. In response to the US actions, Iran's response remained tough, stating that it would carry out larger-scale retaliation and again signaled the possibility of blocking important waterways such as the Strait of Hormuz. A

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In the early hours of today, the situation between the US and Iran escalated sharply again. The United States launched a new large-scale military strike against multiple Iranian military targets, with the scale of operations further expanding compared to before. At the same time, the US announced the revocation of some temporary sanctions exemptions previously granted for Iranian oil sales, with new transactions suspended and only a brief transition period retained. Affected by this news, international crude oil prices rose more than 5% during intraday trading, and risk

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Last night, the overall market volatility increased significantly, with a rapid pullback at one point during the session. However, the subsequent buying support was strong, and the market eventually stabilized. As it stands, the overall market is still maintaining an oscillating and slightly bullish rhythm.
There are several main reasons for this market movement.
First, the biggest negative factor in the market has largely been digested. Strategy historically sold 3,588 BTC, breaking the market's long-standing expectation of 'only buying, not selling.' The announcement

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Last week, the market saw a decent rebound, with the overall trend returning to a slightly bullish oscillating rhythm. From the current daily chart, the trend has not changed significantly yet, but the upward momentum has begun to weaken. In particular, most mainstream altcoins are clearly lagging in following the uptrend compared to earlier days, and market sentiment has gradually shifted from chasing highs to waiting.
Personally, if the market can continue to push upward for another wave this week, it will likely enter a period of consolidation afterward. After c

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Last night, the market received a relatively important macro data point, the official release of the U.S. June non-farm payrolls data. The data shows that only 57k new non-farm jobs were added in June, far below the market expectation of around 110k. The May data was also revised down to 129k, indicating that the U.S. job market is continuing to cool. Although the unemployment rate fell from 4.3% to 4.2%, the main reason is a decline in the labor force participation rate, not a significant improvement in employment. Therefore, overall, this non-farm payroll data is still

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Last night's market was quite interesting, with the U.S. stock market and the crypto market diverging again. Under normal circumstances, a sharp drop in U.S. tech stocks would have some impact on BTC, but last night Bitcoin rebounded back above $61k, indicating that some capital is beginning to flow back into the crypto market.
The recent decline in U.S. stocks was mainly due to issues in the AI sector. News emerged that Meta plans to build its own cloud business and is considering leasing out its excess AI computing power. As soon as this news came out, the market immed

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Looking at the US stock market this week, there has been a rebound, but the broader market hasn't followed suit and instead remains weak with oscillations. In comparison, the two have shown a certain degree of divergence, which also indicates that current market funds are still cautious about the crypto market and have not entered despite the rebound in US stocks.
From the chart perspective, the broader market has mostly seen more declines than gains in recent days, with each rebound being relatively limited and never

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