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US Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index Surges to 26.7; Jobless Claims Drop to 207K

The US manufacturing sector showed unexpected strength in April, with the Philadelphia Fed Index significantly beating forecasts. Meanwhile, initial jobless claims fell to 207,000, signaling a resilient labor market that may lead to sustained higher interest rates.

European Union·AM 7:00·All

Euro Zone March CPI Rises to 2.6%, Surpassing Market Forecasts

The Euro Zone's annual inflation rate reached 2.6% in March, exceeding the 2.5% forecast and rising significantly from the previous 1.9%. This unexpected uptick suggests that inflationary pressures remain persistent, potentially influencing the European Central Bank's timeline for monetary policy adjustments.

Yesterday

United States·AM 7:07·Regulation

Citadel-backed EDX applies for US national bank charter

EDX Markets, a crypto exchange backed by Wall Street giants like Citadel and Fidelity, has applied for a national trust bank charter from the OCC. The company aims to provide regulated custody, asset management, and settlement services to attract more institutional clients. This move follows similar applications from firms like Ripple and Circle as the industry seeks to separate market functions and integrate with traditional banking structures.

China·AM 7:00·All

China Q1 GDP Surpasses Expectations with 5.0% Growth

China's economy grew by 5.0% year-on-year in the first quarter, exceeding both the previous 4.5% and the forecasted 4.8%. This stronger-than-expected performance indicates a resilient recovery despite ongoing global economic challenges.

Wednesday, April 15

United States·PM 8:35·All

US Crude Oil Inventories Fall Unexpectedly by 0.913M, Defying Forecasts

The U.S. Energy Information Administration reported a surprise drawdown of 0.913 million barrels in crude oil inventories, contrasting sharply with the forecasted build of 2.1 million. This unexpected decrease indicates tighter supply conditions which could exert upward pressure on energy prices and influence broader inflationary trends.

European Union·AM 7:00·All

Euro Zone to Release March Consumer Price Index Data Tomorrow

The Euro Zone is set to publish its year-on-year Consumer Price Index (CPI) for March tomorrow, with markets expecting the rate to hold steady at 2.5%. This data is critical for gauging inflationary pressures and will likely influence the European Central Bank's upcoming monetary policy decisions.

United States·AM 7:00·All

US March PPI MoM at 0.5%, Significantly Below Forecast of 1.1%

The United States Producer Price Index (PPI) for March remained steady at 0.5% month-over-month, coming in much lower than the anticipated 1.1%. This cooling in producer-level inflation suggests that inflationary pressures may be easing, potentially influencing the Federal Reserve's stance on interest rates.

China·AM 7:00·All

China Scheduled to Release Q1 GDP Data Tomorrow

China is set to release its Q1 Gross Domestic Product (GDP) year-over-year figures on April 16. With a forecast of 4.8% against a previous 4.5%, the data is expected to drive volatility across global equity and cryptocurrency markets.

United States·AM 5:06·All

US Economic Outlook: Philadelphia Fed Index and Jobless Claims Scheduled for Tomorrow

The United States is set to release the Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index and initial jobless claims data tomorrow, April 16. These reports will provide critical insights into industrial health and labor market stability, potentially influencing market volatility in both traditional and digital asset sectors.

Tuesday, April 14

United States·AM 7:07·Regulation

eToro Debuts Crypto Trading in New York After Long Wait

Trading platform eToro has officially launched cryptocurrency trading services for residents of New York, starting with an initial offering of 20 tokens. The move comes after the company secured a BitLicense from state regulators and navigated a rigorous compliance process. eToro plans to expand its token selection and introduce staking services in the region over time.

United States·AM 1:15·All

United States to Release Weekly Crude Oil Inventory Data on April 15

The U.S. Energy Information Administration is scheduled to release its weekly crude oil inventory report tomorrow. This data will provide insights into energy demand and could trigger volatility in oil prices and the U.S. Dollar.

Monday, April 13

United States·AM 7:03·Politics

DHS Ends $100K Approval Rule to Speed Up FEMA Disaster Relief

DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin has abolished a policy requiring his personal approval for all expenditures exceeding $100,000. This change reverses a rule established by former head Kristi Noem that critics argued delayed critical FEMA disaster relief efforts. It represents Mullin's first significant policy shift since taking office last week.

United States·AM 7:00·All

United States Scheduled to Release Producer Price Index Data Tomorrow

The United States is set to release the Producer Price Index (PPI) for March tomorrow, with forecasts suggesting a jump to 1.2%. Market participants are closely watching this data as a leading indicator for consumer inflation and potential shifts in Federal Reserve policy.

Sunday, April 12

South Korea·AM 7:10·All

Bithumb delays IPO plans until after 2028

South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb has postponed its initial public offering to 2028 or later, shifting from its previous 2025 target. The company plans to focus on enhancing internal controls and accounting standards through 2027 to meet regulatory requirements. This delay follows a period of restructuring and the reappointment of CEO Lee Jae-won for another two-year term.

United States·AM 7:01·All

US Economic Calendar: Focus on March Existing Home Sales

The United States is scheduled to release the Existing Home Sales report for March tomorrow. Market participants are watching for signs of cooling in the housing sector, which could influence broader economic sentiment and Federal Reserve policy expectations.

Saturday, April 11

United States·AM 7:00·All

US March CPI Rises to 3.3% YoY, Slightly Below Market Forecasts

The US Consumer Price Index for March reached 3.3% year-over-year, coming in slightly below the 3.4% forecast despite a significant jump from the previous month. Core CPI remained stable at 0.2% month-over-month, suggesting that underlying inflationary pressures are rising at a more moderate pace than feared.

Friday, April 10

Bitcoin·AM 7:07·Whale

Whale bets $80M on BTC crash: Will his losing streak continue?

A prominent whale on the Hyperliquid decentralized exchange has opened a massive $80 million leveraged position betting on a market downturn. The trade consists of a $40 million short against Bitcoin and a $37 million long on Brent crude oil, contrasting with Bitcoin's recent stability above $68,000. Analysts note that this specific trader has a history of significant losses, having previously lost tens of millions of dollars on failed market predictions.

Solana·AM 7:02·Market

Solana Breaks Record With $650B Monthly Stablecoin Volume

Solana's stablecoin transaction volume reached a record $650 billion in February, nearly tripling its performance from the previous month. This surge, driven by new product launches and global geopolitical tensions, contributed to a total market volume of approximately $2 trillion, significantly outpacing traditional benchmarks like gold futures.

United States·AM 7:00·All

US Q4 GDP Growth Slumps to 0.5% as Core PCE Inflation Holds at 3.0%

The US economy showed signs of significant cooling as Q4 GDP came in at a lower-than-expected 0.5%, while Core PCE inflation matched forecasts at 3.0% annually. Additionally, initial jobless claims rose to 219K, indicating a potential softening in the labor market that could influence future Federal Reserve policy.

Thursday, April 9

United States·AM 7:01·All

United States to Release Crucial March CPI Inflation Data Tomorrow

The United States is scheduled to release its Consumer Price Index (CPI) report for March tomorrow, featuring significant expected increases in headline inflation. Market participants are bracing for potential volatility as these figures will heavily influence the Federal Reserve's future interest rate decisions.