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#Strategy加仓BTC $ETH $DOGE Three major events at dawn dominate the headlines—market sentiment has experienced a major reversal
【Employment Data Hits the Market】
US December non-farm payrolls increased by only 50,000, which is quite disappointing. Not only did it fall short of expectations, but the figures for the previous two months were also significantly revised downward. Although the unemployment rate slightly decreased to 4.4%, signs of a weak job market are already quite evident. The possibility of a rate cut in January on Wall Street? Basically gone. A pessimistic atmosphere is gradually spreading through the market.
【Central Bank Actions Are Very Precise】
Today, the People's Bank of China conducted a 358.6 billion yuan reverse repo operation, with the interest rate held steady at 1.40%. This is not a major move to rescue the market, but rather a precise "tactical" adjustment in liquidity. While major central banks around the world are holding steady, there are many details behind this operation—monetary policy has entered a more refined stage.
【Global Central Banks Play Their Own Tunes】
Inside the Federal Reserve, voices are beginning to diverge, and "pausing rate cuts" has now become the majority opinion. The European Central Bank has long ceased easing, while the Bank of Japan is actually considering a rate hike. The easing trend is fading, and everyone is watching to see who will be the first to withstand this pressure. An invisible currency war is quietly reshaping the trajectory of the global economy.