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HTX data monitoring shows that BTC has broken through 64,000 USDT, currently reported at 64,081.47 USDT, with a 24H increase of 2.34%.

【BTC breaks through 64000 USDT】HTX data monitoring shows that BTC has broken through 64,000 USDT, currently reported at 64,081.47 USDT, with a 24H increase of 2.34%.

BTC breaks through 64000 USDT

On July 7, U.S. President Trump confirmed to the media at the White House on the 6th that he had indeed spoken with FIFA President Infantino regarding the red card issued to U.S. player Balogun. However, he stated that he did not instruct Infantino on what to do. Trump mentioned that he 'cannot direct FIFA' and that Infantino himself does not have the final say; he believes that the FIFA Disciplinary Committee 'made the right decision.' Trump expressed that he 'understands sports well' and thinks that Balogun's action that led to the red card 'was not a foul' and 'doesn't even count as a violation.' He also questioned why a suspension would follow a red card, feeling that being sent off during the match was punishment enough, stating, 'How can you punish for a match that hasn't even been played? That's very unfair.' Trump noted that in the upcoming match between the U.S. and Belgium, both teams would field their strongest players, making it an exciting game. He added that if Belgium were to defeat the U.S., they would feel proud, but he would claim that the match 'had its undercurrents,' similar to the 2020 U.S. presidential election... (CCTV International News)

[Trump Questions Red Card Suspension]On July 7, U.S. President Trump confirmed to the media at the White House on the 6th that he had indeed spoken with FIFA President Infantino regarding the red card issued to U.S. player Balogun. However, he stated that he did not instruct Infantino on what to do. Trump mentioned that he 'cannot direct FIFA' and that Infantino himself does not have the final say; he believes that the FIFA Disciplinary Committee 'made the right decision.' Trump expressed that he 'understands sports well' and thinks that Balogun's action that led to the red card 'was not a foul' and 'doesn't even count as a violation.' He also questioned why a suspension would follow a red card, feeling that being sent off during the match was punishment enough, stating, 'How can you punish for a match that hasn't even been played? That's very unfair.' Trump noted that in the upcoming match between the U.S. and Belgium, both teams would field their strongest players, making it an exciting game. He added that if Belgium were to defeat the U.S., they would feel proud, but he would claim that the match 'had its undercurrents,' similar to the 2020 U.S. presidential election... (CCTV International News)

Trump Questions Red Card Suspension

On July 7, all three major U.S. stock indices closed higher, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 0.3%, the Nasdaq up 1.12%, and the S&P 500 up 0.73%. Most popular tech stocks saw gains, with Tesla and AMD rising over 6%, while Meta, Broadcom, and ASML increased by more than 3%. Microsoft and SpaceX both fell nearly 1%.

[U.S. Stock Indices Close Higher]On July 7, all three major U.S. stock indices closed higher, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 0.3%, the Nasdaq up 1.12%, and the S&P 500 up 0.73%. Most popular tech stocks saw gains, with Tesla and AMD rising over 6%, while Meta, Broadcom, and ASML increased by more than 3%. Microsoft and SpaceX both fell nearly 1%.

U.S. Stock Indices Close Higher

On July 7, Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller stated that if used appropriately, the practice of signaling future interest rate paths can still play a positive role. Waller made these remarks at a conference in Rome. Previously, newly appointed Fed Chair Kevin Warsh pledged to reduce the Fed's reliance on so-called 'forward guidance' and instead adopt a more data-driven approach to policy adjustments. Waller emphasized that forward guidance remains a valuable policy tool. During the surge in inflation amid the pandemic, forward guidance helped the central bank communicate that interest rates would rise. Even before the Fed officially raised rates, the financial environment had already begun to tighten. However, he also noted that Fed officials sometimes become too rigid in their use of forward guidance, which can constrain their policy flexibility. He cited the example from 2020 and 2021 when the Fed explicitly stated it would keep rates unchanged for a period, even as inflation was already beginning to rise rapidly.

[Fed Governor Waller Defends Forward Guidance, Claims Proper Use Can Be Beneficial]On July 7, Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller stated that if used appropriately, the practice of signaling future interest rate paths can still play a positive role. Waller made these remarks at a conference in Rome. Previously, newly appointed Fed Chair Kevin Warsh pledged to reduce the Fed's reliance on so-called 'forward guidance' and instead adopt a more data-driven approach to policy adjustments. Waller emphasized that forward guidance remains a valuable policy tool. During the surge in inflation amid the pandemic, forward guidance helped the central bank communicate that interest rates would rise. Even before the Fed officially raised rates, the financial environment had already begun to tighten. However, he also noted that Fed officials sometimes become too rigid in their use of forward guidance, which can constrain their policy flexibility. He cited the example from 2020 and 2021 when the Fed explicitly stated it would keep rates unchanged for a period, even as inflation was already beginning to rise rapidly.

Fed Governor Waller Defends Forward Guidance, Claims Proper Use Can Be Beneficial

On July 7, Federal Reserve Governor Waller stated that the U.S. labor market has stabilized, while inflation is accelerating again. Currently, inflation risks have surpassed employment risks, marking a complete reversal from policy considerations a year ago. He pointed out that last year, rate cuts were supported due to a weak labor market, but now the policy focus should shift back to curbing inflation. The market is currently turning its attention to the June CPI, which will be released on July 14, as it is the last key inflation data before the Federal Reserve meeting on July 28-29. Despite international oil prices falling to around $70 per barrel, Fed officials still expect inflation to be significantly above the 2% target by the end of the year. The market anticipates that the Fed will raise interest rates by September at the latest, with a roughly 25% probability of a rate hike in July, as several officials have signaled further tightening of policies.

[Waller: Inflation Risks Now Exceed Employment Risks, Market Focuses on July CPI]On July 7, Federal Reserve Governor Waller stated that the U.S. labor market has stabilized, while inflation is accelerating again. Currently, inflation risks have surpassed employment risks, marking a complete reversal from policy considerations a year ago. He pointed out that last year, rate cuts were supported due to a weak labor market, but now the policy focus should shift back to curbing inflation. The market is currently turning its attention to the June CPI, which will be released on July 14, as it is the last key inflation data before the Federal Reserve meeting on July 28-29. Despite international oil prices falling to around $70 per barrel, Fed officials still expect inflation to be significantly above the 2% target by the end of the year. The market anticipates that the Fed will raise interest rates by September at the latest, with a roughly 25% probability of a rate hike in July, as several officials have signaled further tightening of policies.

Waller: Inflation Risks Now Exceed Employment Risks, Market Focuses on July CPI

On July 7, the Federal Reserve's overnight reverse repurchase agreement (RRP) usage was $2.719 billion, compared to $2.175 billion on the previous trading day.

[Federal Reserve Overnight Reverse Repo Usage at $2.719 Billion]On July 7, the Federal Reserve's overnight reverse repurchase agreement (RRP) usage was $2.719 billion, compared to $2.175 billion on the previous trading day.

Federal Reserve Overnight Reverse Repo Usage at $2.719 Billion

On July 7, a spokesperson for NVIDIA responded that the company's product roadmap remains unaffected. This comes after research firm SemiAnalysis stated that NVIDIA's next-generation AI computing architecture, Kyber, may be delayed by 12 months to 2028 due to development setbacks, with the architecture originally planned for the next-generation Rubin Ultra GPU. Mizuho Securities analyst Jordan Klein noted that the market has seen similar rumors of NVIDIA's product delays multiple times, describing such news as more of a 'sensational noise.' The impact of the rumors was limited, as NVIDIA's stock still rose approximately 1.2% during intraday trading on Monday. Kyber is seen as a significant upgrade to NVIDIA's data center architecture, featuring a new vertical rack design aimed at enhancing computing density and reducing network latency, while also expected to boost demand in the data center co-packaged optics (CPO) supply chain.

[NVIDIA Denies Kyber Delay Rumors: Product Roadmap Unaffected]On July 7, a spokesperson for NVIDIA responded that the company's product roadmap remains unaffected. This comes after research firm SemiAnalysis stated that NVIDIA's next-generation AI computing architecture, Kyber, may be delayed by 12 months to 2028 due to development setbacks, with the architecture originally planned for the next-generation Rubin Ultra GPU. Mizuho Securities analyst Jordan Klein noted that the market has seen similar rumors of NVIDIA's product delays multiple times, describing such news as more of a 'sensational noise.' The impact of the rumors was limited, as NVIDIA's stock still rose approximately 1.2% during intraday trading on Monday. Kyber is seen as a significant upgrade to NVIDIA's data center architecture, featuring a new vertical rack design aimed at enhancing computing density and reducing network latency, while also expected to boost demand in the data center co-packaged optics (CPO) supply chain.

NVIDIA Denies Kyber Delay Rumors: Product Roadmap Unaffected

On July 7, US space stocks continued to decline, with SpaceX dropping nearly 3% as it is set to be included in the Nasdaq 100. Rocket Lab fell over 7%, and AST SpaceMobile dropped more than 5%.

[US Space Stocks Continue Decline, SpaceX Drops Nearly 3%]On July 7, US space stocks continued to decline, with SpaceX dropping nearly 3% as it is set to be included in the Nasdaq 100. Rocket Lab fell over 7%, and AST SpaceMobile dropped more than 5%.

US Space Stocks Continue Decline, SpaceX Drops Nearly 3%

On July 7, data from the U.S. Department of Energy showed that the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) crude oil inventory decreased by approximately 6.2 million barrels last week, dropping to 319.5 million barrels, the lowest level since April 1983. This inventory decline is part of the U.S. commitment to release a total of 172 million barrels of crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.

[U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve Falls to Lowest Level Since 1983]On July 7, data from the U.S. Department of Energy showed that the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) crude oil inventory decreased by approximately 6.2 million barrels last week, dropping to 319.5 million barrels, the lowest level since April 1983. This inventory decline is part of the U.S. commitment to release a total of 172 million barrels of crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.

U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve Falls to Lowest Level Since 1983

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U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve Falls to Lowest Level Since 1983

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