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Cryptonewsland·2026/05/25 13:45

Today’s leading token storylines from top crypto market dashboards (May 25)
Crypto.News·2026/05/25 13:45
SAGA fluctuated by 40.4% in 24 hours: rebounded from a low to $0.0264, lacking a clear public event driver
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London Gold and Silver Vault Data for April 2026
LBMA·2026/05/25 13:33
Spotlight on Mainland China Gold Market and How It Is Reshaping Global Demand
LBMA·2026/05/25 13:33
Gold and HQLA: Correcting Misleading Online Information
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FXStreet·2026/05/25 13:30
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Data: If BTC falls below $73,453, the accumulated long liquidation on major CEXs will reach $1.23 billions.According to ChainCatcher, citing Coinglass data, if BTC falls below $73,453, the total long liquidation amount on major CEXs will reach $1.233 billion. Conversely, if BTC breaks above $80,721, the total short liquidation amount on major CEXs will reach $1.035 billion.
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The latest price of Liyang Zhonglian Gold Sulfur is 6,856 yuan/ton, down 228 yuan/ton compared to the previous working day. The news has once again shaken market sentiment, as the US-Iran agreement and vessel movements have led some participants to adjust their expectations for supply recovery, resulting in a significant price drop.Traditional fertilizer buyers strongly resist high prices, opting to reduce operating rates or switch to direct DAP imports. Metal industry buyers still show purchasing interest, and prices are expected to remain high in the short term. In the Chinese market, import volumes continued to decrease in April and May, and port inventories are close to historical lows. Geopolitical sensitivity has shortened, reducing market volatility, so it is recommended that industry professionals operate rationally. The domestic price range is referenced at 7,000-8,000 yuan/ton.
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Inflation data and major tech earnings reports set to be released, as the market fluctuates between rate hike fears and easing geopolitical tensions⑴ US stocks are entering a shortened trading week due to the holiday, as investors weigh concerns over inflation, uncertainty surrounding the Federal Reserve, and a series of major tech earnings reports. The Core PCE inflation report, set to be released on Thursday, will be in the spotlight. Economists expect an annualized reading of 3.3%, a level that may prompt policymakers to remain cautious.⑵ Deutsche Bank has pointed out that investors are increasingly pricing in the likelihood of future rate hikes rather than cuts. Federal Reserve Governor Waller warned that inflation is once again becoming a key driver for policy, and hinted that the Fed may need to abandon its accommodative stance. This shift has pushed US Treasury yields higher and dragged down rate-sensitive sectors, especially growth stocks.⑶ From a trading sentiment perspective, deVere Group analysts noted that if energy prices continue to decline, lower yields combined with softer energy prices will support the stock market. "Tech stocks could particularly benefit, as lower bond yields improve valuations for growth-oriented companies." Regarding this week’s earnings, Dell, Marvell Technology, Salesforce, Costco, and Snowflake will all release their results. Dell’s update on AI infrastructure demand following Nvidia’s earnings will be closely watched.⑷ On economic data, Wells Fargo expects the PCE Price Index to rise by 0.4% in April. While consumer spending remains resilient, it is likely to show increasing pressures from inflation and high borrowing costs. New home sales and initial jobless claims will offer clues as to whether higher rates are beginning to more significantly slow economic activity. Overall, the market remains caught between persistent inflation risks and expectations that easing geopolitical tensions could support a new round of risk rally.
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