EUR Curve Wants To Steepen, But Faces Resistance

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Higher 10Y euro swap rates through steeper curves With hard data confirming eurozone growth is on a recovery trajectory, we thin

Higher 10Y euro swap rates through steeper curves

With hard data confirming eurozone growth is on a recovery trajectory, we think 10-year euro swap rates should start considering a push higher. Additionally, inflation came in hotter, bringing the 10-year inflation swap a tick closer to the 2% target again. We acknowledge that the upside potential for euro rates remains limited this year, and we target a 10-year rate of some 10 basis points above the current 2.65%. With growth on track to improve further in 2026, that's when we aim for the 10Y to look at 3% as the new equilibrium.

For the front end, the wiggle room is much more limited as the ECB's mantra of being "in a good place" is set on repeat. That means that the 2Y swap rate is firmly anchored between 2.1% and 2.2%. The rise in longer-dated yields must therefore come from steeper curves. That steepening faces resistance from the US, however, where 10Y UST yields dove from 4.5% to 4.0% over the past months. As 10-year US rates stabilise, or even rise as we predict, the 2s10s of the euro curve should feel more comfortable steepening.

Dutch pension reforms too complex to push for steeper 10s30s by itself

Besides US spillovers, we have flattening pressures from the very long-end to deal with, whereby the 10s30s steepener seems to have come to a halt. The 10s30s dynamics this year have been almost entirely dictated by the US, but Dutch pension reforms may also play a role. Whilst we still anticipate significant unwinds of 30Y becomes and bonds starting in January, we feel the trade may have become too crowded over the summer.

Estimating the timing and size of the flows stemming from the pension reforms is extremely complex, if not impossible, given the available data. Each fund of the 30 scheduled to transition on 1 January 2026 has a unique maturity profile and hedging strategy. Additionally, we remain concerned that IT problems could result in last-minute delays. And now that the US macro landscape is less supportive of 10s30s steepeners, we understand that the trade has become less attractive from a risk-reward perspective.

US Treasuries continue to trade heavily post-FOMC

As the dust settles following Wednesday's Federal Open Market Committee outcome, the new levels for the 2-year and 10-year combo are 3.6% and 4.1%, respectively (both up 10 basis points). The net feeling centres on a Fed Chair that has no problem leaving the funds rate unchanged at the December meeting, if that is deemed the thing to do. It comes with residual comfort in the economy. The fact that a 4.3% unemployment rate was specifically referenced as "low" amplifies this point. Instead, there is a degree of discomfort with inflation running at 3%, and likely heading higher.

At the same time, there has not been a material change in the ultimate landing level for the funds rate. It's now slightly above 3%, but still within the 3% range. And the 5yr rate continues to trade below the straight line that can be drawn between the 2yr and 10yr rates in a steady fashion. This signals an unwavering expectation that the Fed is, in fact, far from done — it's just a matter of timing. The question now is how robust (or not) the economy manages to be in the next month or so. Yields may continue to push higher—particularly for longer maturities—despite the current pause. However, the lack of hard data remains a challenge due to the ongoing government shutdown. It is an opportunity for the 10yr yield to have a go at testing higher. It might not go too far, but there is a data vacuum that can be filled in, at least until we gain more clarity.

Friday's events and market views

We start with eurozone inflation numbers. The headline French CPI number is expected to come in at just 0.9% year-on-year, a tick below the 1.1% from September. Italian inflation is also expected to nudge lower, from 1.8% YoY to 1.6%. This would then help the eurozone aggregate core CPI down from 2.4% YoY to 2.3%. Due to the US government shutdown, we only expect the Market News International (MNI) Chicago PMI to stand out as notable data.

Source: ING

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Bitcoin Contract Address Scams: How to Verify and Protect Your Crypto

The term bitcoin contract address often confuses new investors and crypto users. Unlike Ethereum, Bitcoin does not use smart contracts or deployable contract addresses. This article explains what people mean by bitcoin contract address, why it doesn’t exist on the Bitcoin network, and how to avoid scams that misuse this concept.

What Is the Bitcoin Contract Address

The phrase bitcoin contract address is often misunderstood in the crypto community. In networks like Ethereum, a contract address refers to a deployable smart contract — a coded agreement stored on the blockchain. However, Bitcoin operates differently. It uses a transaction-based model without programmable contracts or addresses like ethereum contract address structures.

Some users mistakenly search for terms such as bitcoin contract address metamask or contract address btc, assuming Bitcoin works the same way as other crypto networks. In reality, Bitcoin’s blockchain was designed for security and simplicity, prioritizing verifiable transactions over programmable execution.

Bitcoin address: a wallet identifier used to send or receive BTC.
Contract address (in Ethereum): a unique on-chain location of a deployed program.
No equivalent exists for Bitcoin — its transactions are rule-based, not contract-based.

Does a Bitcoin Contract Address Really Exist?

The short answer is no. A bitcoin contract address does not exist on the Bitcoin network. Bitcoin is built on the UTXO (Unspent Transaction Output) model, where each transaction output is independent and traceable. This differs fundamentally from the account-based systems used by Ethereum or other contract address crypto ecosystems.

When you see mentions of bitcoin hyper contract address or bitcoin hyper token contract address, these often belong to third-party projects or tokens built on different chains, not Bitcoin itself. Some platforms may use names like btc contract address for marketing purposes, but technically, Bitcoin has no native smart contract layer.

Feature	Bitcoin	Ethereum
Address Type	Wallet address (1, 3, or bc1)	Contract & Wallet address (0x...)
Supports Smart Contracts	No	Yes
Model	UTXO-based	Account-based
Example	bc1qxy2kgdygjrsqtzq2n0yrf2493p83kkfjhx0wlh	0x2260FAC5E5542a773Aa44fBCfeDf7C193bc2C599

In summary, Bitcoin users only need wallet addresses to manage BTC transactions. If you encounter a website requesting a bitcoin contract address, it’s likely misleading or associated with another blockchain. Understanding this difference helps investors navigate crypto safely and avoid false claims about bitcoin contract address technology.

Can Bitcoin Have Smart Contracts?

While Bitcoin was not originally designed for programmable contracts, developments in its ecosystem have introduced limited smart contract capabilities. Unlike the ethereum contract address model, where contracts are fully deployable, Bitcoin uses script-based conditions that allow for simple automated transactions without creating a unique bitcoin contract address.

Modern technologies such as Layer-2 networks and sidechains, like Stacks and Rootstock, extend Bitcoin’s potential by enabling developers to create applications anchored to Bitcoin’s security. These networks generate their own contract address crypto structures, separate from the Bitcoin main chain, allowing programmable logic without altering Bitcoin’s core.

Stacks – enables smart contracts using Clarity language, linked to Bitcoin.
Rootstock (RSK) – adds an Ethereum-compatible layer to the Bitcoin network.
Liquid Network – enhances transaction speed and supports token issuance.

In short, Bitcoin cannot directly have a contract address btc or bitcoin contract address metamask. However, through these extensions, it indirectly supports contract functionality while remaining true to its original purpose—security, decentralization, and simplicity.

How to Avoid Bitcoin Contract Address Scams

How to Spot Scams

Scammers often exploit confusion around bitcoin contract address to trick investors. They create fake websites claiming to offer official btc contract address or bitcoin hyper contract address investment programs. These pages usually promise guaranteed returns or token rewards. Genuine Bitcoin does not require a contract address crypto for transactions—only a valid wallet address.

To protect yourself:

Ignore any site asking you to send BTC to a “contract address.”
Verify URLs carefully; avoid unfamiliar domain names.
Never connect your wallet to suspicious links or bitcoin contract address metamask clones.
Search community feedback before investing in any bitcoin hyper token contract address projects.

How to Verify a Legitimate Bitcoin Address

Before sending any funds, always confirm you are using a real Bitcoin wallet address. Bitcoin addresses typically begin with 1, 3, or bc1, and can be verified using trusted block explorers such as Blockchain.com or Blockstream.info. If you see something claiming to be a contract address btc, it is not part of the real Bitcoin system.

Address Type	Valid on Bitcoin?	Example	Purpose
Wallet Address	Yes	bc1qxy2kgdygjrsqtzq2n0yrf2493p83kkfjhx0wlh	Send/receive BTC securely
Contract Address (Ethereum)	No	0x2260FAC5E5542a773Aa44fBCfeDf7C193bc2C599	Used for smart contracts on Ethereum
Fake “Bitcoin Contract Address”	No	N/A	Common in scams or phishing schemes

Always remember: Bitcoin transactions require only standard wallet addresses. The concept of a bitcoin contract address is often misused by fraudsters. Stay cautious, verify information, and rely only on reputable sources before transferring crypto assets.

FAQs about Bitcoin Contract Address

1. Is BTCB the same as BTC?

No. BTCB is a tokenized version of Bitcoin that exists on the Binance Smart Chain. It represents BTC but is not native to the Bitcoin network and uses a separate contract address crypto system.

2. How do I get a BTC address?

You can generate a BTC address by creating a wallet through exchanges or apps such as Binance, Coinbase, or Trust Wallet. Bitcoin addresses start with 1, 3, or bc1 and do not require any contract address btc setup.

3. How to get Bitcoin contract address?

There is no official bitcoin contract address because Bitcoin does not support smart contracts. If you find sites claiming to provide one, it likely refers to another blockchain or is a scam.

Conclusion

The concept of a bitcoin contract address is often misunderstood. Bitcoin operates without smart contracts or deployable contract systems, unlike Ethereum. Understanding this distinction helps users avoid scams and false claims. Always remember: Bitcoin only uses wallet addresses, not contract addresses, for secure transactions and ownership verification.

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Jera Targets Southeast Asia’s Growing Power Needs

Jera Co., Japan’s biggest power generation company and liquefied natural gas (LNG) importer, is sharpening its focus on Southeast Asia, a region witnessing surging energy demand amid insufficient domestic gas output and limited renewable energy capacity. According to Izumi Kai, CEO of Jera Asia Pte. in Singapore, renewables and battery storage alone are not yet capable of bridging the widening energy gap in countries like Indonesia and Malaysia.

As a result, LNG is positioned as a transitional fuel in these economies. Kai emphasized the urgency and complexity of matching energy demand with sustainable and reliable sources, highlighting that Jera remains "always looking for new opportunities" and is open to divesting existing assets to finance future projects.

Southeast Asia Emerges as LNG Growth Hotspot

Southeast Asia is expected to double its LNG demand by 2030 compared to 2024, according to BloombergNEF. This rising demand is transforming the region into a strategic battleground for global LNG suppliers, with Jera already operating in the Philippines, Thailand, and Indonesia. These countries, once LNG exporters or self-sufficient, are now increasingly reliant on imports.

Malaysia, historically a net LNG exporter, is preparing for future shortfalls by constructing a third regasification terminal. Similarly, Indonesia recently requested that international buyers delay shipments due to rising domestic consumption, an indicator of shifting supply priorities in formerly export-driven economies.

Beyond ASEAN: Jera’s Interest in Bangladesh

Looking outside ASEAN, Jera is also eyeing opportunities in Bangladesh, where it recently opened a new office. With Bangladesh’s power infrastructure expanding rapidly to support economic growth, Jera sees potential for investing in LNG infrastructure and power generation projects.

This expansion into South Asia underscores the company's broader regional strategy of positioning LNG as a transitional yet critical energy source where renewable adoption remains constrained by cost, land use, and grid stability issues.

Jera’s moves reflect a pragmatic response to the regional energy mix in Southeast Asia and beyond. While long-term decarbonization remains a global goal, LNG continues to play a central role in energy security and economic development for emerging markets. With its willingness to recycle capital and shift focus across geographies, Jera is strategically aligning itself with the evolving needs of Asia’s energy-hungry economies.

Source: Bloomberg

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An Industry in Decline: Market Value Slashed by Nearly Half

The global alcohol industry, once considered a stable pillar of consumer staples, is confronting a profound transformation. A Bloomberg index tracking over 50 leading alcohol companies has declined 46% from its June 2021 peak, erasing $830 billion in market capitalization. While broader global equities have surged to record highs, producers of beer, wine, and spirits have been left behind, entangled in an ecosystem no longer shaped by traditional demand.

Driving this decline is a structural redefinition of consumer behavior. From developed economies to emerging markets, patterns of alcohol consumption are undergoing an irreversible shift. Analysts, including Sarah Simon of Morgan Stanley, stress that the problem is not cyclical but systemic: people are simply drinking less.

Cultural and Health Shifts Undermine Demand Foundations

The drop in alcohol consumption is rooted in multiple causative factors. In the U.S., Gallup’s alcohol consumption index fell to its lowest level since its inception in 1939. Social shifts among millennials and Gen Z, who are increasingly embracing sober lifestyles, combined with the normalization of non-alcoholic alternatives, have contributed to this decline. Influencers and celebrities promoting teetotalism such as Tom Holland and Katy Perry have amplified this trend in the public eye.

Simultaneously, the rise of weight-loss medications like Ozempic (GLP-1 inhibitors) and the legalization and mainstreaming of cannabis have further eroded alcohol’s cultural dominance. These shifts are not isolated events but form part of a broader health and wellness movement that redefines personal consumption habits.

New Products, Restructurings, and Leadership Overhauls

In response to this dramatic change, alcohol producers are scrambling to diversify. Diageo, Moet Hennessy, and Campari have launched non-alcoholic variants of their core offerings, while others are expanding into adjacent wellness markets. Diageo acquired Ritual Zero Proof, while Moet Hennessy took a stake in French Bloom’s premium sparkling alternatives.

However, these moves are accompanied by financial and organizational strain. Major players including Diageo, Campari, Treasury Wine Estates, Remy Cointreau, and Suntory have all undergone CEO changes in 2025. Brown-Forman, which owns Jack Daniel’s, and Australia’s Treasury Wine have seen double-digit share price declines. France’s Remy Cointreau and Ricard SA are trading at decade lows. China’s liquor giant Kweichow Moutai remains more than 40% below its 2021 highs, pressured by regulatory restrictions and reduced demand for luxury spirits at official events.

This wave of C-suite turnover reflects a crisis in strategic direction as companies try to preserve margins, reallocate capital, and reframe brand narratives in a shrinking volume environment.

Investor Sentiment and Valuation Reset

From an investment standpoint, the alcohol sector now trades at approximately 15x forward earnings less than half its valuation during the 2021 boom. While some hedge funds are exiting the sector, others are cautiously re-entering, drawn by the historically dominant market positions of specific players.

Cook & Bynum, a U.S.-based value hedge fund, increased exposure to Ambev (Brazil) and Backus y Johnston (Peru), banking on strong domestic brands and pricing power in emerging markets. However, even value titans like Warren Buffett have felt the sting Constellation Brands, owner of Corona beer, is down 40% since Berkshire Hathaway began building a position.

Milwaukee-based Artisan Partners has expanded its Diageo holding to over 50 million shares, despite the stock’s 30% slide in 2025 alone. Yet many asset managers remain skeptical. Bell Asset Management’s Andrew Gowen sees parallels to tobacco, citing long-term volume declines and a future of cost-cutting and downmarket brand expansion. The absence of clear growth visibility leads his firm to exclude alcohol stocks from its portfolio altogether.

A 7,000-Year-Old Industry at a Strategic Crossroads

The alcohol industry, steeped in millennia of cultural tradition, now finds itself in unfamiliar terrain. While demand is unlikely to disappear, the shift toward premiumization, moderation, and wellness is forcing a reconfiguration of business models. Unlike cyclical downturns of the past, today’s contraction is being driven by enduring lifestyle changes and macro-level health awareness.

Whether through innovation, geographic diversification, or full-scale repositioning, the path forward will require alcohol giants to adapt or risk obsolescence. The sector’s historical resilience is no longer enough in a world where abstinence, alternatives, and algorithmic health preferences are reshaping what consumers pour into their glasses.

Source: Bloomberg

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China's and Canada's leaders met on Friday for the first formal sitdown in eight years as the two nations look to reset ties strained over trade and security issues.

President Xi Jinping met with Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney on the sidelines of the Asia Pacific Economic Community meeting in Gyeongju, South Korea. Carney said he welcomed an invitation for him to visit China extended by Xi.

Xi said at the start of their meeting, "In recent times, after mutual efforts, China-Canada ties have shown a recovery and improvement trend. This aligns with both countries' mutual interest."

"Our countries have a long history of engagement," Carney said, noting the recent 55th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties with Communist-ruled China. "In recent years we have not been as engaged," he said, in oblique reference to the tensions between the two Pacific nations.

"Distance is not the way to solve problems, not the way to serve our people with people-centered growth," the prime minister said. "Pragmatic and constructive engagement is."

Xi, for his part, said that "China is willing to work with Canada to push China-Canada ties to return to the correct track of being healthy, stable and sustainable as soon as possible."

Canada's relationship with China plummeted when China detained two Canadians, Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor, in apparent retaliation for Canada's arrest of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou on a US extradition warrant.

The two men were released in 2021, but ties didn't dramatically improve — with allegations swirling in Canada that China had interfered in previous elections and Beijing continuing to block imports of Canadian beef and pet food, among other goods.

Former leader Justin Trudeau spoke briefly to Xi in late 2023, with that exchange the first time they had spoken since Xi chastised Trudeau in public for allegedly leaking details of a prior meeting.

China hiked tariffs on Canadian canola in August in the latest round of their ongoing trade war, but since then the pace of bilateral contact has picked up, with Carney meeting Chinese Premier Li Qiang last month in New York and Foreign Minister Anita Anand traveling to Beijing earlier this month to meet her Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi.

Earlier this week, Carney downplayed expectations for immediate tariff relief, saying the meeting would be "the start of a broader discussion."

He said there were some areas where the two sides could make quick progress, such as easing travel restrictions on each other's citizens. But the goal will also be to set conditions for longer-term progress on trickier matters, he added.

"We're starting from a very low base and we can move quite substantially before we start to get to sensitive areas," Carney told reporters on Monday.

Canada currently has steep tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, steel and aluminum products, which were imposed in 2024 in an effort to match US policies.

Carney is seeking to balance his security interests, which overlap with Washington, against his country's economic wellbeing, which is being tested by Trump's aggressive trade war. His Asia tour is part of his recently announced goal to double Canada's exports to markets outside the US within a decade to net an extra C$300 billion ($215 billion) in trade.

Source: Bloomberg Europe

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The European Central Bank must be careful in interpreting the inflation projections it will receive in December and avoid erratic policy decisions, according to Governing Council member Martins Kazaks.

While a first glimpse of estimated price trends in 2028 will help officials assess whether the ECB is still on track to its 2% target, elevated uncertainty means the likelihood of revisions is unusually high, the governor of Latvia's central bank said in an interview. He added that steadiness is a virtue policymakers should uphold.

"The 2028 forecast will be very important to look at, to see where inflation dynamics are going, but I would not overestimate the importance," Kazaks said. "Uncertainty remains high and is unlikely to disappear, so forecasts will come with a very large margin of error."

The ECB held its deposit rate at 2% on Thursday and President Christine Lagarde reiterated that policy continues to be in a "good place." While she refused to be drawn on whether December may see another cut — adding to eight so far this cycle — her assessment of the economy signaled that the bar may be high.

"If we see that we need to move, then we move — but we don't need to be jumpy," said Kazaks. "The steadiness of our policy decisions is an advantage."

In September, the ECB predicted inflation rates of 1.7% next year and 1.9% in 2027. An update is due in December, when economists will add 2028 to the outlook, with the magnitude and direction of revisions still very much unclear.

Kazaks's comments are in line with those of Austria's Martin Kocher, who also played down the significance of the 2028 forecasts.

"The 2028 projection is of course a projection that is far out into the future," he told Bloomberg Television. "So putting too much weight on this projection, on this single data point, I think would not be appropriate."

In this situation, it was reasonable to wait for new data and especially for our comprehensive business cycle forecast in December, which includes an estimate of inflation in 2028 for the first time.

Heightened uncertainty is one reason why Kazaks concurs with Lagarde on rates being in a "good place."

"We are practically at around 2%, inflation expectations are well anchored, and we have the credibility to keep them there," he said. "The market understands our steady-hand approach, and that gives us time to really monitor the situation."

Traders aren't betting on any more rate cuts this year and see a less than 50% chance of one materializing by September 2026. Economists predict borrowing costs will remain on hold all the way through 2027.

Kazaks argued that since the last Governing Council meeting in September, the economy has "more or less developed within the confines of the baseline," while threats to the outlook have become more manageable.

"Inflation risks are more balanced," he said. "Risks to growth as well because some — including those related to trade — have diminished for now. But I would still say they're tilted somewhat to the downside. Growth is quite weak and vulnerable rather than solid, and uncertainty is very high."

Source: Bloomberg Europe

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FintechZoom.com Bitcoin ETF: Is It a Smart Investment With Real ROI Potential?

FintechZoom.com Bitcoin ETF has become a focal point for investors seeking data-driven insights into cryptocurrency-linked funds. As Bitcoin ETFs gain mainstream traction, FintechZoom provides timely analysis on performance, risk exposure, and market sentiment. This article explores how its reports guide investors in understanding opportunities and challenges in today’s Bitcoin ETF landscape.

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How Profitable Can Bitcoin ETFs Be?

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Year	Bitcoin ETF Avg. Return	Spot Bitcoin Return
2023	+42%	+38%
2024	+31%	+29%

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EUR Curve Wants To Steepen, But Faces Resistance

Higher 10Y euro swap rates through steeper curves

Dutch pension reforms too complex to push for steeper 10s30s by itself

US Treasuries continue to trade heavily post-FOMC

Friday's events and market views

Source: ING

Bitcoin Contract Address: Does It Really Exist?

Bitcoin Contract Address Scams: How to Verify and Protect Your Crypto

What Is the Bitcoin Contract Address

Does a Bitcoin Contract Address Really Exist?

Can Bitcoin Have Smart Contracts?

How to Avoid Bitcoin Contract Address Scams

How to Spot Scams

How to Verify a Legitimate Bitcoin Address

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Japan’s Top LNG Buyer Eyes Southeast Asia Amid Regional Energy Transition

Jera Targets Southeast Asia’s Growing Power Needs

Southeast Asia Emerges as LNG Growth Hotspot

Source: Bloomberg

Global Alcohol Stocks Lose $830 Billion as Consumer Trends Shift Toward Health, Alternatives

An Industry in Decline: Market Value Slashed by Nearly Half

Cultural and Health Shifts Undermine Demand Foundations

New Products, Restructurings, and Leadership Overhauls

Investor Sentiment and Valuation Reset

A 7,000-Year-Old Industry at a Strategic Crossroads

Source: Bloomberg

China, Canada Leaders Meet First Time Since 2017 To Reset Ties

Source: Bloomberg Europe

ECB Mustn’t Overreact To 2028 Inflation Forecasts, Kazaks Says

Source: Bloomberg Europe

FintechZoom.com Bitcoin ETF Analysis: ROI, Risk, and Reliability for Investors

FintechZoom.com Bitcoin ETF: Is It a Smart Investment With Real ROI Potential?

What Is a Bitcoin ETF?

Is Bitcoin ETF a Good Investment?

How Profitable Can Bitcoin ETFs Be?

What Are the Major Risks of Investing in Bitcoin ETFs?

Can Investors Trust FintechZoom.com’s Bitcoin ETF Analysis?

FAQs about FintechZoom.com Bitcoin ETF

1. What is the best bitcoin ETF right now?

2. Is FintechZoom.com a reliable source?

3. Are bitcoin ETFs a good idea?

4. Will bitcoin ETF get approved?

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