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美国10月PPI超预期上涨，PCE或将面临压力，美联储降息步伐会受影响吗？
moomoo-证劵·2026/03/01 00:03
Iridium’s 9604: Wagering on the Hybrid IoT S-Curve Foundation Layer
101 finance·2026/02/28 23:03
Here’s why Stellar’s (XLM) price action may be at the risk of a 28% drop
AMBCrypto·2026/02/28 23:00
Kymera's March Conferences: Strategic Positioning for a Potential Revaluation or Just a Temporary Recovery?
101 finance·2026/02/28 22:57
Ethereum: Is a price bottom forming as 37.1M ETH gets staked?
AMBCrypto·2026/02/28 22:00
What to know about the landmark Warner Bros. Discovery sale
101 finance·2026/02/28 21:36
Developer embeds image on Bitcoin as a single transaction, challenging BIP-110's core claims
The Block·2026/02/28 21:18
Bitcoin: Why analysts warn BTC could drop to $38K in current cycle
AMBCrypto·2026/02/28 21:00
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An address lost $2.33 million by shorting gold and silver.PANews reported on March 1 that, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, the address "0xaCB," which opened short positions on gold (4x leverage) and silver (3x leverage) 10 days ago, is currently at a loss of $2.33 million.
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The United States is not considering releasing strategic oil reserves.Officials from the U.S. Department of Energy stated that there have been no discussions about releasing the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. According to reports, the U.S. strategic reserve holds approximately 415 million barrels of oil, reserved for emergency situations. The market anticipates that the situation in the Middle East may impact energy supplies, and oil prices in the New York market may rise. Iranian media reported that the Strait of Hormuz has been effectively closed.
2026/02/28 23:29
Analysis: U.S. nonfarm employment growth expected to slow after strong increase in JanuaryGlonghui March 1st｜According to market analysis, after strong growth in January, US employment growth may slow down in February, with the pace of hiring returning to a more moderate and potentially sustainable level. Economists expect that non-farm employment will increase by 60,000 jobs in February—less than half the number added at the beginning of the year, and the unemployment rate is expected to remain at 4.3%.
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