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🚀 Cryptocurrency Market Faces Pressure Amid Weak Demand and High Trading Volumes

According to ChainCatcher, a recent report by 10x Research indicates that the recent sell-off in the cryptocurrency market is primarily driven by spot sales rather than leveraged trading. This suggests that despite a slowdown in the downward momentum, demand remains weak. Trading volumes continue to be high, and the growth of stablecoins is slowing down, particularly with the outflow of funds from USDC, signaling a persistent shift of capital from cryptocurrencies to fiat currencies.

Bitcoin is experiencing additional pressure due to factors such as liquidations, distribution by large holders, ETF fund outflows, and changes in macroeconomic policy expectations. Ethereum is also weakening, as ETF fund outflows and a sharp decline in derivative positions offset positive developments like BlackRock's staking ETF application.


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🚀 Copper Prices Decline Amid Weak Demand and Speculation Concerns

Copper prices have continued to fall as market attention shifts back to weak demand following speculative buying that drove prices away from fundamentals. According to Jin10, the price of industrial metals on the London Metal Exchange has dropped for the third consecutive day, reaching approximately $12,800 per ton. Since last Friday, copper prices have decreased by 2.9%, facing the worst weekly performance since April. Inventory levels at warehouses in London and New York futures exchanges are at their highest since 2003, highlighting the recent bleak consumption outlook.

BNP Paribas has joined Goldman Sachs and other banks in warning that copper prices have exceeded fundamental values. BNP Paribas strategist David Wilson stated in a report that copper prices are "still overvalued," with levels above $11,000 to $11,500 per ton being "almost entirely driven by speculation."


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🚀 Solana Faces Downward Pressure Amid Weak Demand and Bearish Market Conditions

Solana's price is experiencing sustained downward pressure, currently hovering around $80. According to NS3.AI, this is due to weak investor demand and prevailing bearish market conditions. On-chain data indicates that long-term holders are capitulating, with the profitable supply at a multi-year low of 15%, reflecting diminished investor conviction. If the selling pressure continues and the support level at $79 is breached, Solana's price could further decline toward $70. Conversely, breaking above the resistance at $88 might trigger a recovery.

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🚀 UK Budget Responsibility Office Predicts Continued Weak Labor Market Demand

The UK Budget Responsibility Office (OBR) has forecasted that the demand in the labor market will remain weak in the near future. According to Jin10, this projection comes amid ongoing economic challenges that have affected various sectors. The OBR's assessment highlights concerns over employment trends and the potential impact on economic recovery. The office's analysis suggests that businesses may continue to face difficulties in hiring, which could influence overall economic performance. This outlook underscores the need for strategic measures to address labor market issues and support economic stability.

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🚀 Bank of England Governor Bailey: Interest Rates Remain High Amid Weak Demand

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has stated that interest rates are currently at elevated levels, while demand remains relatively weak. According to Jin10, Bailey's comments come as the central bank continues to navigate economic challenges and assess monetary policy adjustments. The high interest rates are part of the Bank's strategy to manage inflation and stabilize the economy. Bailey's remarks highlight the ongoing concerns about economic growth and consumer spending, which have been impacted by the current monetary environment. The Bank of England is closely monitoring these factors to determine future policy directions.

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🚀 Chinese Pig Farmers Struggle Amid Rising Costs and Weak Demand

Chinese pig farmers are experiencing increasing financial difficulties due to sluggish domestic pork consumption and escalating costs linked to the conflict in Iran. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the challenges faced by the industry as it grapples with these economic pressures. The situation has led to significant losses for farmers, who are struggling to maintain profitability in the face of these adverse conditions. The combination of weak demand and heightened expenses is creating a challenging environment for the sector, with many farmers finding it difficult to sustain their operations. The ongoing war in Iran has contributed to rising costs, further exacerbating the financial strain on pig farmers in China. As the industry continues to navigate these challenges, the outlook remains uncertain, with potential implications for the broader agricultural market.

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🚀 France's Private Sector Sees Largest Contraction Since October, PMI Survey Reveals

According to Jin10, a PMI survey indicates that France's private sector experienced its most significant contraction since October last year in March. This downturn is attributed to weak demand, supply disruptions related to the conflict with Iran, and public caution ahead of local elections. The preliminary composite PMI for March fell to 48.3, down from 49.9 in February. Joe Hayes, an economist at S&P Global Market Intelligence, noted that while April's data might provide a clearer picture of the economic situation, the recovery in France's economy appears to have stalled for now. The services sector saw further weakening, with the services PMI preliminary reading dropping from 49.6 to 48.3, marking a five-month low. Manufacturing output also declined for the first time this year, with the related sub-index falling from 51.6 to 48.5, a four-month low, although the manufacturing leading index rose slightly from 50.1 to 50.2.

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🚀 U.S. Treasury's $69 Billion 2-Year Note Auction Sees Weaker Demand

The U.S. Treasury conducted an auction on Tuesday, selling $69 billion of 2-year notes at a high yield of 3.936%. According to NS3.AI, demand for these notes was weaker compared to the previous month, with the bid-to-cover ratio decreasing to 2.44 from February's 2.63. Primary dealers ended up taking a larger share of the sale. This weaker auction occurred amid rising oil prices due to Middle East conflicts and diminishing hopes for swift Federal Reserve rate cuts.

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🚀 Japan's Bond Auction Faces Weak Demand Amid Rising Inflation Concerns

According to Jin10, data released on April 2 indicates that Japan's 10-year government bond auction experienced its weakest demand since May of last year. This decline is attributed to rising oil prices, which have heightened inflation concerns and dampened investor interest. The bid-to-cover ratio fell to 2.57 from 3.3 last month, falling short of expectations and below the 12-month average of 3.28. As a result, prices for existing 10-year and 30-year government bonds have decreased. On Thursday, global bond yields generally rose. This followed U.S. President Donald Trump's statement that the United States would launch an extremely severe strike on Iran within the next two to three weeks, diminishing hopes for a swift resolution to the conflict. The yield on Japan's 10-year government bonds rose to 2.35%, slightly below last month's peak of 2.39%. Following Trump's remarks, the yen weakened to 159.48. Investors are increasingly speculating that the Bank of Japan may need to tighten policy to address the yen's depreciation. The yen had briefly fallen below the 160 mark late last week and earlier this week. Overnight index swaps indicate that traders expect a more than 70% chance of a rate hike by the Bank of Japan in April, with a full pricing in of a 25 basis point increase by July.

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