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HTX data showed that BTC fell below 71000  USDT and is now at 70999.99 USDT, with a decrease of 4.92% in 24H.

[BTC fell below 71000  USDT] HTX data showed that BTC fell below 71000  USDT and is now at 70999.99 USDT, with a decrease of 4.92% in 24H.

BTC fell below 71000  USDT

The US interest rate futures market anticipates that the Federal Reserve will resume interest rate cuts in December 2026 or January of the following year.

[The US interest rate futures market anticipates that the Federal Reserve will resume interest rate cuts in December 2026 or January of the following year.]The US interest rate futures market anticipates that the Federal Reserve will resume interest rate cuts in December 2026 or January of the following year.

On March 19th, the Federal Reserve maintained its benchmark interest rate at 3.50%-3.75%, holding steady for the second consecutive time, in line with market expectations.

[The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged.]On March 19th, the Federal Reserve maintained its benchmark interest rate at 3.50%-3.75%, holding steady for the second consecutive time, in line with market expectations.

The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged.

On March 19th, CBS News reported that sources familiar with the matter revealed that Trump has not yet decided whether to send U.S. troops into Iran to seize the country's nuclear materials, an action that would be extremely dangerous. In private conversations, Trump has told confidants, "I have many decisions to make." It is understood that the Pentagon has prepared multiple options for Trump as potential follow-up steps to a war with Iran. After U.S. forces attacked three nuclear facilities last summer, the International Atomic Energy Agency, the nuclear watchdog, stated it could not track the whereabouts of approximately 400 kilograms of highly enriched uranium that Iran possessed before the attacks. Two sources familiar with the matter said that Trump believes Iran's military assets have severely degraded – its navy and air force are essentially nonexistent – but he is concerned about Iran's ability to lay mines. He believes Iranians can disrupt oil transport in the Strait of Hormuz because mining operations can be carried out by as few as three people.

[Sources: Trump still weighing risks of deploying troops to Iran]On March 19th, CBS News reported that sources familiar with the matter revealed that Trump has not yet decided whether to send U.S. troops into Iran to seize the country's nuclear materials, an action that would be extremely dangerous. In private conversations, Trump has told confidants, "I have many decisions to make." It is understood that the Pentagon has prepared multiple options for Trump as potential follow-up steps to a war with Iran. After U.S. forces attacked three nuclear facilities last summer, the International Atomic Energy Agency, the nuclear watchdog, stated it could not track the whereabouts of approximately 400 kilograms of highly enriched uranium that Iran possessed before the attacks. Two sources familiar with the matter said that Trump believes Iran's military assets have severely degraded – its navy and air force are essentially nonexistent – but he is concerned about Iran's ability to lay mines. He believes Iranians can disrupt oil transport in the Strait of Hormuz because mining operations can be carried out by as few as three people.

Sources: Trump still weighing risks of deploying troops to Iran

"Fed whisperer" Nick Timiraos: Despite the higher PPI data in February, the components that influence PCE (including downward revisions for December) were slightly below market expectations. February PCE is still expected to remain strong, but slightly softer than previously anticipated.

["Fed Whisperer": PCE Expected to Remain Strong in February]"Fed whisperer" Nick Timiraos: Despite the higher PPI data in February, the components that influence PCE (including downward revisions for December) were slightly below market expectations. February PCE is still expected to remain strong, but slightly softer than previously anticipated.

"Fed Whisperer": PCE Expected to Remain Strong in February

HTX data showed that SOL broke through 90  USDT and is now at 90.0917 USDT, with a decrease of 4.49% in 24H.

[SOL broke through 90  USDT] HTX data showed that SOL broke through 90  USDT and is now at 90.0917 USDT, with a decrease of 4.49% in 24H.

SOL broke through 90  USDT

HTX data showed that ETH broke through 2200  USDT and is now at 2200.12 USDT, with a decrease of 5.54% in 24H.

[ETH broke through 2200  USDT] HTX data showed that ETH broke through 2200  USDT and is now at 2200.12 USDT, with a decrease of 5.54% in 24H.

ETH broke through 2200  USDT

On March 19, sources familiar with the matter revealed that U.S. Vice President Vance and other key Trump administration officials plan to hold a closed-door meeting with oil executives on Thursday. Vance stated that several measures will be announced within the next 24 to 48 hours regarding oil prices. Sources indicated that the meeting will take place at the American Petroleum Institute, with members of the industry group's board in attendance. The meeting comes as Trump faces significant political pressure to address rising fuel prices. The November midterm elections will largely depend on Americans' attitudes towards the cost of living, and polls show Trump scoring low on handling economic issues. Analysts point out that Trump has limited options to curb energy prices. His administration has previously ordered the release of 172 million barrels of crude oil from the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve. Earlier today, he waived a century-old shipping authorization to reduce oil transportation costs, allowing foreign-flagged vessels to transport a range of commodities between U.S. ports for the next 60 days.

[Vance Holds Emergency Meeting with Oil Executives, Policy to be Announced Within 48 Hours]On March 19, sources familiar with the matter revealed that U.S. Vice President Vance and other key Trump administration officials plan to hold a closed-door meeting with oil executives on Thursday. Vance stated that several measures will be announced within the next 24 to 48 hours regarding oil prices. Sources indicated that the meeting will take place at the American Petroleum Institute, with members of the industry group's board in attendance. The meeting comes as Trump faces significant political pressure to address rising fuel prices. The November midterm elections will largely depend on Americans' attitudes towards the cost of living, and polls show Trump scoring low on handling economic issues. Analysts point out that Trump has limited options to curb energy prices. His administration has previously ordered the release of 172 million barrels of crude oil from the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve. Earlier today, he waived a century-old shipping authorization to reduce oil transportation costs, allowing foreign-flagged vessels to transport a range of commodities between U.S. ports for the next 60 days.

Vance Holds Emergency Meeting with Oil Executives, Policy to be Announced Within 48 Hours

HTX data showed that XMR fell below 350  USDT and is now at 349.62 USDT, with a decrease of 4.78% in 24H.

[XMR fell below 350  USDT] HTX data showed that XMR fell below 350  USDT and is now at 349.62 USDT, with a decrease of 4.78% in 24H.

XMR fell below 350  USDT

According to a report prepared for the New Zealand House of Representatives committee, despite increasing calls for regulation of cryptocurrencies in many parts of the world, regulation should not be rushed. The report suggest addressing issues as they arise and recommend that governments and regulatory bodies develop coherent and consistent guidelines for handling digital assets in accordance with existing laws. The report also suggests that lawmakers can observe regulatory progress in the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia before making local decisions.

[New Zealand Parliament Report Advises Against Hasty Crypto Regulation]According to a report prepared for the New Zealand House of Representatives committee, despite increasing calls for regulation of cryptocurrencies in many parts of the world, regulation should not be rushed. The report suggest addressing issues as they arise and recommend that governments and regulatory bodies develop coherent and consistent guidelines for handling digital assets in accordance with existing laws. The report also suggests that lawmakers can observe regulatory progress in the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia before making local decisions.

New Zealand Parliament Report Advises Against Hasty Crypto Regulation

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