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Macro news that moves crypto: Fed decisions, inflation data, the dollar and bond yields, rewritten by AI in our own words, credited and linked.

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  1. Fri 6 Nov

  2. Germany's DAX 40 falls to 26,000 points, down 2.3% in 24 hours

    Germany's DAX 40 fell to 26,000 points and last traded at 25,993.38, a 24-hour drop of 2.3%, according to Gate data.

    MacroOdailyAIBearish

  3. ChiNext falls nearly 4% as Shanghai-Shenzhen turnover drops by 460.2bn yuan

    The ChiNext Index fell nearly 4% and more than 4,700 stocks declined, while combined Shanghai and Shenzhen turnover was 1.66tn yuan, down 460.2bn yuan from the previous session. Computing-power hardware names led the losses, with Cambridge Technology and Aohong Electronics hitting limit-down.

    MacroPANewsAINeutral

  4. Indosuez says market pricing of Fed and ECB rate paths may be too hawkish

    Indosuez Wealth Management strategists Lucas Meric and portfolio manager Alexandre Baer said markets are pricing Fed and ECB rate paths more hawkishly than its base case, expecting steady growth and normalising inflation to limit further tightening. Money markets expect about 1.5 Fed hikes and two ECB hikes over 12 months.

    MacroOdailyAINeutral

  5. Banks split on US October unemployment rate ahead of release

    US October unemployment data is due at 13:30 UTC, with forecasts ranging from 4.1% to 4.3%. Reuters expects 4.2%, as do Citi, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, Deutsche Bank and Standard Chartered, among others.

    MacroChainCatcherAINeutral

  6. Michael Kramer says jobs report key to Fed's December rate path

    Michael Kramer said the market's view of the Federal Reserve's policy path may not shift much if the October jobs report is broadly in line and unemployment does not rise clearly. The Fed held its target range at 3.75%-4.00% last week and acknowledged inflation remains high, with markets widely expecting a December rate rise.

    MacroOdailyAINeutral

  7. Banks forecast US October non-farm payrolls rise, Reuters poll sees 65,000

    Institutions expect US October non-farm payrolls to rise by between 35,000 and 100,000, against a previous reading of 29,000. The Reuters consensus is 65,000.

    MacroOdailyAINeutral

  8. Nomura says South Korea's KOSPI is oversold after an 18% fall since August

    Nomura analysts led by Cindy Park say South Korea's KOSPI looks oversold, having fallen 18% since August to around 5,400 points. They set a three-month target of 7,500-8,000 and kept a long-term target of 10,000.

    MacroChainCatcherAINeutral

  9. Goldman Sachs analysts cut gold targets but keep long-term bullish view

    Goldman Sachs analysts Lina Thomas and Daan Struyven cut their end-2026 gold forecast to $4,150 an ounce from $4,650 and their end-2027 target to $4,800 from $5,400. They still expect central bank buying and eventual US rate cuts to support prices.

    MacroOdailyAINeutral

  10. Galaxy's Novogratz says he will buy more GLXY shares

    Galaxy CEO Mike Novogratz said the US midterm 'blue wave' has weighed on the company but political factors should not be confused with long-term fundamentals. He said GLXY shares are significantly disconnected from Galaxy's value and that he will increase his stake from now on.

    MacroOdailyAIBullish

  11. OKX says US stock products traded $81.7bn in past 30 days

    OKX says its US stock-related products drew $81.7bn in trading volume over the 30 days to 5 November 2026, including $79.9bn in stock perpetuals and $1.83bn in spot. SNDK, SOXL and SKHYNIX were the most popular names, with memory the hottest sector.

    MacroOdailyAINeutral

  12. Walleye Capital tells investors of worst month in six years and job cuts

    Walleye Capital, which manages over $17bn, lost 5.9% in October, its worst month since March 2020, after a tech selloff in which the Nasdaq fell 5.5% and the S&P 500 4.4%, with chip stocks hit hard. The hedge fund told investors it will cut jobs and return capital.

    MacroChainCatcherAIBearish

  13. Hudson River Trading starts trading on Kalshi as Wall Street bets on prediction markets

    Quantitative trading firm Hudson River Trading began trading on prediction market Kalshi about a month ago, focusing on its up-down contracts through its futures team, and joined Kalshi's latest $1bn funding round at a $40bn valuation.

    MacroOdailyAINeutral

  14. Gate adds margin trading to its stock offering

    Gate has launched margin trading for stocks, letting users borrow USDT to buy shares or borrow eligible shares to sell short or hedge. The feature is available on the web platform, with app support from version v8.43.0.

    MacroOdailyAINeutral

  15. Bitget lists perpetual contracts on 12 Indian and US stocks

    Bitget has launched USDT-settled perpetual contracts on 10 popular Indian stocks, including Reliance, TCS and HDFC Bank, plus Morgan Stanley and Kimberly-Clark. They offer up to 20x leverage and 24/7 trading, bringing Bitget's stock contracts to 408.

    MacroOdailyAIBullish

  16. South Korea finance minister says stock market overreacted to external factors

    South Korea's finance minister said the country's stock market has overreacted to external factors and that the economy's fundamentals remain strong. He said the government will act to stop market anxiety from escalating further.

    MacroOdailyAINeutral

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