Today, digital currencies are back in the red. Robin Hood reports a surge in revenue in the third quarter driven mostly by its crypto business. And Kraken's co-CEO David Ripley discusses crypto regulation and the company's IPO ambitions from the Ripple Swell Conference in New York City.Welcome to CNBC's Crypto World. I'm Brandon Gomez. Digital currencies are facing another pullback as the volatile week in trading continues.By noon Eastern, Bitcoin was in the red, but holding on to the $100,000 level. Ether ...

Bitcoin (BTC-USD) extended declines on Tuesday as investor concerns over the government shutdown and slowing economic growth led to a selloff of the world's largest cryptocurrency. The token declined more than 3% to hover below $104,000 per token, more than 17% off its all-time in early October. Fundstrat's head of digital assets Sean Farrell pointed out "whale selling," or investors with large amounts of holdings had mounted over the past few weeks, making way for weakness in the market. "Whales— they ...

The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index’s previous close stood at 8894.8 and closed down by approximately 0.9%, to finish near 8813.7.The market session witnessed a day range between 8801.9 and 8894.8 points, with volume and overall momentum impacted by anticipation of the RBA announcement, which ultimately confirmed a hold on the cash rate at 3.6%, maintaining monetary policy stability amid higher inflation concerns.Top gainers on the day were led by On the downside, Live EventsNotably, (CBA), another market hea ...

Bitcoin’s (BTC) key volatility index remains elevated even as the S&P 500 VIX index, Wall Street's primary fear gauge, has eased from its surge following the Oct. 10 market shakeup. Observers attribute the stickiness in BTC volatility to factors including concerns around auto-deleveraging and poor market liquidity. The Oct. 10 vol spike and stickiness in BTC The Oct. 10 market panic, triggered by President Donald Trump's tariffs announcement on China, led to broad-based risk aversion, sending both stock ...

But the squeeze also reflects dynamics specific to silver, with market participants pointing to a sudden jump in demand from India in recent weeks, combined with a dwindling supply of available bars to trade and worries that the metal could be hit with US tariffs.The recent price surge has been driven in large part by a wave of investment into both gold and silver, spurred by fears of rising debt levels in the West and devaluation of currencies — a move that has accelerated amid the US government budget sta ...

Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) President, Asadej Kongsiri, says the bourse is considering easing some of its rules to boost market liquidity. Speaking exclusively on Bloomberg's Insight with Haslinda Amin, Asadej also mentioned that the stock exchange will look at the country's so-called uptick rule on short selling. ...

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Investment Rating - The report does not explicitly provide an investment rating for the industry or specific companies [5][17]. Core Insights - The central theme of the report focuses on liquidity conditions in the market, highlighting the central bank's operations and the resulting net liquidity changes [7][5]. - The report indicates a net withdrawal of 484.9 billion yuan from the market due to the central bank's reverse repurchase operations and maturing instruments [7][5]. - The report also discusses the fluctuations in interest rates across various segments of the money market, including interbank lending rates and SHIBOR rates [2][9]. Market Overview Open Market Operations - From February 10 to February 14, 2025, the central bank conducted reverse repurchase operations amounting to 10,303 billion yuan, with a cash deposit of 900 billion yuan, and 16,052 billion yuan in reverse repos maturing, resulting in a net withdrawal of 4,849 billion yuan [7][5]. - An estimated 10,443 billion yuan in reverse repos and 5,000 billion yuan in MLF are expected to mature in the upcoming week [7][5]. Money Market - As of February 14, the weighted average interbank lending rate increased by 13.95 basis points to 1.97%, while the weighted average repo rate rose by 24.18 basis points to 2.01% [2][9]. - Short-term SHIBOR rates for overnight, 1-week, 2-week, and 1-month were reported at 1.8890%, 1.8940%, 1.9690%, and 1.7310%, reflecting changes of 12.00, 26.00, 23.20, and 2.80 basis points respectively [2][9]. Government Bond Market - As of February 14, the yields on government bonds of various maturities were as follows: 1-month (1.4352%), 3-month (1.4112%), 6-month (1.3870%), 1-year (1.3795%), 3-year (1.3747%), 5-year (1.4804%), 10-year (1.6546%), and 30-year (1.8200%), with respective changes from February 8 [3][12]. Foreign Exchange Market - As of February 14, the USD/CNY central parity rate increased by 7 basis points to 7.1706, while the spot exchange rate decreased by 235 basis points to 7.2654, which is 948 basis points higher than the central parity [4][14].