The U.S. Treasury is expected to issue over $31 trillion in Treasury bonds in 2025, accounting for approximately 109% of GDP and 144% of M2, the highest level in history. This could impact risk asset markets, including cryptocurrencies. If the government ultimately adopts debt monetization measures, it may strengthen market demand for "hard assets" like Bitcoin as an inflation hedge. -Binance Research
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Fed's Daly: I'm not hearing of businesses making layoffs. I'm not hearing businesses pulling back and hunkering down. [Did she see yesterday's Philly's fed orders expectations?]
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UBS has sharply raised its gold forecast to $3500 for 2025, citing global instability, rising tariffs, and heightened inflation.
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Emerging markets are experiencing a significant and accelerating outflow of capital. This pressure isnβt fully visible in exchange rates, likely due to heavy intervention by central banks to smooth volatility. The scale of capital flight is approaching levels seen during the peak of the COVID-19 crisis.
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Malaysia respects multilateralism, will continue to engage China, EU, US -Trade Minister [mention multilateralism = trade war escalation = bullish crypto]
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The EU is considering ways to allow U.S. LNG exports to comply with its new methane emissions rules to avoid a trade conflict with President Trump amid ongoing tariff threats. -sources
China state-backed funds cut off new investment in US private equity -FT
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