A Bearish Trend Ahead

Central Bank

Forex

Summary:

The Eurozone has implemented three rate cuts this year, with the ECB president signaling further cuts. Meanwhile, the Bank of Japan has kept rates steady and hinted at potential hikes. These contrasting monetary policies suggest a bearish outlook for EURJPY.

SELL EURJPY

EXP

TRADING

163.912

Entry Price

160.200

166.150

163.409 +0.894 +0.55%

0.0

Pips

Flat

160.200

Exit Price

163.912

Entry Price

166.150

Fundamentals

Eurozone:

The European Central Bank (ECB) has cut rates three times this year. Currently, the three key rates—the main refinancing operations rate, the marginal lending facility rate, and the deposit facility rate—stand at 3.4%, 3.65%, and 3.25%, respectively. ECB President Christine Lagarde has hinted at further rate cuts during the December policy meeting, although the pace and extent of future adjustments remain unclear.

Olli Rehn, a member of the ECB Governing Council and the Governor of the Bank of Finland, stated that inflation levels in the Eurozone are steadily decreasing. However, the economic growth outlook appears to be weakening, reinforcing the rationale for a December rate cut. This could weigh further on the euro.

Additionally, with the potential re-imposition of tariffs on Europe as President-elect Donald Trump eyes a return to the White House, the Eurozone economy faces renewed pressure, which may keep the euro on a downward trajectory.

Japan:

On October 31, the Bank of Japan (BoJ) announced its latest monetary policy decision, maintaining the interest rate at 0.25%. Governor Kazuo Ueda indicated that the BoJ could consider further rate hikes if economic and inflationary developments align with their expectations. As a result, the market has begun to price in the expectation of a rate hike, which could strengthen the yen.

Notably, Japan's third-quarter GDP figures will be released this Friday. If the data meets or exceeds expectations, the likelihood of a BoJ rate hike will increase.

In summary, the euro may remain under pressure due to the Eurozone's economic challenges, while the yen could strengthen on rate hike expectations, suggesting a bearish outlook for EURJPY.

Technical Analysis

Looking at the weekly chart, EURJPY is currently in a high-level consolidation phase. Nonetheless, the downward shift in recent highs and the overall weakening candlestick patterns suggest bearish momentum. Long-term moving averages are beginning to turn downward, indicating that the pair may lean toward further declines in the short term.

In the 4-hour timeframe, EURJPY has formed an irregular head-and-shoulders pattern to signal increasing selling pressure. This pattern suggests the pair may soon hit a peak and then experience a deeper pullback.

EURJPY could open up further downside potential if it breaks below 163.20, with the first target at 162.00. A break below 162.00 would shift the outlook from short-term bearish to medium-term bearish. It is recommended that the focus be on shorting at higher levels.

Trading Recommendations

Trading Direction: Sell

Entry Price: 164.00

Target Price: 160.20

Stop Loss: 166.15

Valid Until: Nov 28, 2024 15:00:00

Support: 163.20, 161.84, 160.00

Resistance: 164.79, 165.25, 166.68

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Warren Takunda

Economic

Forex

Summary:

The AUD/USD has dipped to a new three-month low near 0.6460 in Thursday’s European session, driven by weak Australian labor market data and a stronger US Dollar.

SELL AUDUSD

EXP

TRADING

0.64550

Entry Price

0.63700

0.65300

0.64704 +0.00133 +0.21%

0.0

Pips

Flat

0.63700

Exit Price

0.64550

Entry Price

0.65300

The AUD/USD pair has posted a fresh three-month low near the 0.6460 mark as the US Dollar (USD) continues its ascent. The Aussie dollar, in particular, is grappling with multiple headwinds, including weak employment data out of Australia, as well as the ongoing strength of the US Dollar. This ongoing bearish trend has marked a sharp contrast to the broader market sentiment, with the US Dollar being buoyed by political stability in the United States and expectations surrounding the Federal Reserve’s future policy.

The Australian Dollar's latest dip comes on the back of disappointing Australian labor market figures for October. Official data revealed that the Australian economy added 15.9K jobs in September, far below the anticipated 25K and the previous month’s much stronger increase of 61.3K. This slowdown in employment growth has triggered concerns about the broader strength of the Australian economy and raised doubts over the persistence of inflationary pressures. While the unemployment rate remains stable at 4.1%, the weak job numbers signal that labor demand could be cooling, which could ultimately diminish expectations of further inflation-driven tightening in the short term.

Despite the deceleration in job growth, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) remains cautious, signaling that a rate cut is unlikely in the immediate future. RBA Governor Michelle Bullock stated on Wednesday that interest rates will need to stay at current levels until inflation is firmly under control. This hawkish stance comes as inflation continues to weigh heavily on economic sentiment in Australia, and despite the soft employment data, the RBA is hesitant to ease monetary policy too soon.

The US Dollar, on the other hand, has shown remarkable resilience, with the Greenback supported by a host of factors, including a strong political backdrop in the United States. The confirmation of Donald Trump’s clean sweep in the United States elections, securing control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives, has bolstered confidence in the USD. This political outcome creates an environment in which Trump can now push through his policy agenda without facing significant partisan gridlock, which is expected to favor the US Dollar in the long run. Trump’s campaign promises to raise import tariffs and lower taxes could provide an economic boost, further strengthening the USD.

As a result, the US Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the value of the Greenback against a basket of six major currencies, has surged toward the key resistance level of 107.00. This marks its highest level in over a year, underscoring the ongoing strength of the USD amid shifting global dynamics. We are now looking to see whether this momentum can continue, particularly as the US Dollar finds support from both political developments and anticipation of the Federal Reserve’s policy direction.

The Federal Reserve’s upcoming guidance on interest rates will be a key focus for investors in the coming weeks. According to the CME FedWatch tool, the market is pricing in a 25-basis point rate cut by the Federal Reserve at its December meeting, potentially bringing the benchmark interest rate to 4.25%-4.50%. This expectation has fueled speculation that the Fed could ease its tightening cycle if inflation shows signs of abating. This backdrop of mixed inflationary pressures in the US, coupled with the ongoing political clarity under the Trump administration, could further strengthen the US Dollar against its peers, including the Australian Dollar.

Technical Analysis

From a technical standpoint, the AUD/USD continues to trend lower, with fresh negative momentum emerging on Wednesday, pushing the pair towards its first extended target at the 0.6460 level. This target is seen as a key support zone for the pair, and should it break, the next major downside station is anticipated to be around the 0.6370 level.

The prevailing bearish trend is evident as the AUD/USD remains confined within a well-defined downward channel, suggesting a continuation of this bearish momentum in the near term.Will closely monitor whether the pair can hold below the critical resistance level at 0.6535, as a breach of this level would pave the way for a potential test of the bearish channel's resistance line near 0.6640. However, until this resistance is decisively broken, the overall outlook remains negative, with further downside pressure expected.

The near-term trading range for AUD/USD is expected to lie between 0.6420 on the downside and 0.6620 on the upside. Any movement outside this range could signal a shift in the current trend, but for now, the overall sentiment remains firmly bearish.

TRADE RECOMMENDATION

SELL AUDUSD

ENTRY PRICE: 0.6455

STOP LOSS: 0.6530

TAKE PROFIT: 0.6370

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Warren Takunda

Economic

Summary:

The Pound Sterling reached a fresh four-month low against the US Dollar on Thursday, nearing the critical 1.2660 level.

SELL GBPUSD

EXP

TRADING

1.26550

Entry Price

1.25100

1.27300

1.26319 +0.00145 +0.11%

0.0

Pips

Flat

1.25100

Exit Price

1.26550

Entry Price

1.27300

The Pound Sterling (GBP) continued its downward trajectory on Thursday, falling to a fresh four-month low below the psychological 1.2700 mark against the US Dollar (USD). As of the London trading session, GBP/USD extended its decline for the fifth consecutive day, a reflection of the USD's growing strength as optimism surrounding the US economy mounts. The catalyst behind the surge in the greenback is the news that President-elect Donald Trump and the Republican Party will control both the US Senate and the House of Representatives, a development that has led to expectations of a more favorable economic policy environment in the US.

Trump’s so-called “clean sweep” victory is expected to give him a strong mandate to implement his protectionist and expansionary economic policies without significant political obstacles. Central to Trump’s campaign were promises to raise import tariffs by 10% and reduce taxes on corporations and workers, which would, in theory, create a high-inflation environment. This environment is seen as contradictory to the Federal Reserve’s current policy of aggressively cutting interest rates, leading to concerns that inflationary pressures could limit the scope for further rate reductions. The markets are currently pricing in a 25 basis point rate cut by the Fed in December, which would bring the target range for the federal funds rate to 4.25%-4.50%, according to the CME FedWatch tool.

Recent economic data has only strengthened the case for such a cut. On Wednesday, the October Consumer Price Index (CPI) data showed that inflationary pressures are rising in line with expectations. This increase has left the Fed’s current rate-cut strategy firmly intact. Investors will closely monitor any guidance from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, particularly during his upcoming speech, where he may offer further clues on the Fed’s path forward. Powell’s comments, alongside the release of the October Producer Price Index (PPI) and Initial Jobless Claims data for the week ending November 8, will likely play a key role in shaping the market’s expectations for US monetary policy.

While the US economic outlook has gained significant attention, the Pound Sterling has come under pressure as investors assess its prospects against the backdrop of a robust US Dollar. As market participants shift focus to the Bank of England (BoE) and its future policy decisions, the GBP remains particularly sensitive to any changes in the UK’s economic outlook. Today, all eyes will be on BoE Governor Andrew Bailey’s speech at 21:00 GMT. His comments are expected to provide crucial insight into the BoE’s future stance on interest rates, particularly regarding the potential for another rate cut in December.

Bailey's recent remarks after the BoE’s decision to reduce interest rates by 25 basis points to 4.75% indicated that the central bank’s approach to policy easing would be gradual. This stance comes as inflationary pressures remain evident, especially in the services sector, which the BoE closely monitors when making interest rate decisions. The latest data on average earnings showed a stronger-than-expected rise in wages during the three months ending September, signaling that inflation may remain persistent, particularly in services.

In a separate development, BoE external policy member Catherine Mann highlighted that inflation in the services sector is “pretty sticky,” echoing concerns that disinflationary pressures might slow down as energy prices are expected to rise. These comments align with the broader narrative that inflation in the UK is not easing as quickly as desired, complicating the BoE’s policy outlook. Mann, who voted to keep rates unchanged at 5% during the BoE’s most recent meeting, represents the more hawkish wing of the central bank, and her views are being closely watched by market participants.

The market’s response to the potential divergence between the Federal Reserve’s expected policy path and the Bank of England’s cautious approach is evident in the ongoing weakness of the GBP against the USD. While US economic data strengthens the case for the Fed to continue its rate-cut cycle, the BoE faces a more complex set of challenges, including persistent inflation in certain sectors and potential impacts from global trade policy shifts under Trump’s leadership.

Technical Analysis

The GBP/USD pair reached the anticipated support level at 1.2665 and continues to show signs of downward momentum, reinforcing expectations of a continued bearish trend. This is in line with the pressure exerted by the 50-period Exponential Moving Average (EMA), which suggests that further declines are likely unless the pair breaches the 1.2735 resistance level and maintains above it.

The next significant support level lies at 1.2510, which would serve as the primary target should the current trend persist.

The overall trend for GBP/USD remains bearish for today, with the pair expected to trade within a range between 1.2600 support and 1.2750 resistance. The persistence of USD strength, compounded by the potential for an inflationary shock in the US, places further downward pressure on the Pound.

TRADE RECOMMENDATION

SELL GBPUSD

ENTRY PRICE: 1.2655

STOP LOSS: 1.2730

TAKE PROFIT: 1.2510

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Summary:

Bitcoin has hit a new all-time high, driven primarily by strong demand from Bitcoin ETFs, with substantial inflows bolstering the price.

BUY BTC-USDT

Close Time

CLOSED

90500.0

Entry Price

100000.0

88000.0

90566.7 +306.7 +0.34%

2500.0

Pips

Loss

88000.0

Exit Price

90500.0

Entry Price

100000.0

Bitcoin (BTC) surged to an all-time high of $93,477 in late trading on Wednesday, November 13, but by Thursday morning in the Asian session, the cryptocurrency experienced a brief retreat to approximately $90,000. Despite this minor correction, Bitcoin's momentum remains undeniably bullish, driven by the ongoing surge in demand primarily fueled by Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs). As of mid-November, Bitcoin has gained a staggering $24,000, marking a 20% increase in value over just a week. The catalyst for this unprecedented rally appears to be the outcome of the U.S. presidential election, where Donald Trump's victory was seen as a major boost for the cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin ETFs are rapidly becoming the dominant force behind Bitcoin's price rally. According to cryptocurrency market analyst James Check, Bitcoin ETFs are absorbing nearly all the selling activity from long-term holders. The demand generated by these ETFs is contributing significantly to the recent price surge. A critical observation is that CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange) open interest has not seen meaningful growth, suggesting that this rally is primarily driven by spot market activity rather than derivative trading.

In fact, Wednesday was a standout day for Bitcoin ETFs, with a total of $510 million entering the eleven Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. According to Farside Investors, a staggering $4.7 billion has flowed into these Bitcoin ETFs over the past six consecutive trading days. Such significant inflows underscore the strong investor appetite for Bitcoin exposure through regulated, traditional financial vehicles like ETFs, which offer greater access to institutional investors.

One of the standout performers in this space is BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF, IBIT. Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas noted that IBIT has now entered the top 1% of all ETFs by assets, a remarkable achievement for a fund that is only 10 months old. IBIT has now grown larger than the 2,800 ETFs launched over the past decade, a testament to the growing acceptance and demand for Bitcoin as an investment. On November 13, the BlackRock Bitcoin ETF saw an inflow of $230 million, and its daily volume surpassed $5 billion for the first time.

This surge in Bitcoin ETF demand has been instrumental in propelling Bitcoin to its new all-time highs, with investors flocking to ETFs as a convenient and secure way to gain exposure to Bitcoin's volatile price movements.

Technical Analysis

From a technical perspective, Bitcoin’s price action has been relatively volatile, with a bearish correction observed after the bullish rally that took place the previous evening. At the time of writing, Bitcoin appears to be testing an intraday bullish trendline, and analysts are closely watching this level for signs of support. Should Bitcoin maintain support at this trendline, it could resume its upward trajectory, with the next key resistance levels lying around $94,000, followed by a potential test of $100,000.

The immediate outlook remains bullish, but there are risks of further pullbacks. If Bitcoin breaks below the support level at $88,980, additional downside pressure could emerge, potentially pushing the price towards the $84,560 region before any new attempts at a rebound. However, if the support levels hold, Bitcoin could continue its upward movement, making new highs in the short-term.

The expected trading range for Bitcoin today is between a support level of $88,000 and a resistance level of $94,000, with bullish sentiment prevailing unless the key support is breached.

TRADE RECOMMENDATION

BUY BTCUSD

ENTRY PRICE: 90500

STOP LOSS: 88000

TAKE PROFIT: 100000

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Manuel

Cryptocurrency

Summary:

Bitcoin recently reached a peak of $93,500 but has since retreated to around $88,200, nearing the trendline in what appears to be a healthy pullback.

BUY BTC-USDT

Close Time

CLOSED

89703.9

Entry Price

98000.0

87100.0

90566.7 +306.7 +0.34%

2603.9

Pips

Loss

87100.0

87099.7

Exit Price

89703.9

Entry Price

98000.0

Bitcoin (BTC) has surged past the $90,000 mark, continuing its record-breaking ascent to reach new all-time highs. This milestone cements Bitcoin’s status as the seventh most valuable asset globally, moving it higher in the rankings among assets with the largest market capitalization. With this recent climb, Bitcoin overtakes significant players like Saudi Aramco, Meta (formerly Facebook), and silver, positioning itself just behind Amazon and Google.

With Bitcoin's market cap now exceeding $1.8 trillion, it has become a strong contender in the global asset rankings, drawing closer to tech giants such as Amazon, Google, and potentially Apple, Microsoft, and Nvidia. At the top of this list stands gold, with a staggering market cap of approximately $17.5 trillion, setting a high bar for Bitcoin’s trajectory.

Alongside this bullish rally, U.S.-based Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) marked another profitable day. Although trading volumes were slightly below the levels seen on November 11, ETFs added another $817.5 million to their cumulative earnings. BlackRock’s IBIT ETF continues to lead, contributing $778.3 million alone, followed by Fidelity’s FBTC ETF, which added $37.2 million. Grayscale’s BTC ETF and VanEck’s HODL ETF together accounted for an additional $25.2 million in gains.

On the flip side, Grayscale’s GBTC ETF saw outflows totaling $17.8 million, while Ark Invest’s ARKB ETF recorded a negative balance of $5.4 million. Meanwhile, other products remained neutral, leaving the overall flow of ETF investments largely unaffected.

The Bitcoin market is also bracing for the upcoming expiration of $11.8 billion in options on December 27 at 8:00 AM UTC. Current data indicates a strong preference for call options, reflecting a bullish outlook among traders. However, bearish participants may attempt to limit their losses by keeping Bitcoin’s price below the $75,000 mark.

Currently, total open interest for call options stands at $7.9 billion, while put options lag at $3.92 billion. Bitcoin’s substantial 29% gain since October likely diminished the value of most put options, favoring the bulls as the year-end approaches. BTC Surges Beyond $90K, Now the 7th Most Valuable Global Asset_1

BTC Surges Beyond $90K, Now the 7th Most Valuable Global Asset_1

Technical Analysis

Bitcoin recently reached a peak of $93,500 but has since retreated to around $88,200, nearing the trendline in what appears to be a healthy pullback. The 100- and 200-period moving averages remain in line with the price trend, reinforcing the ongoing bullish momentum. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) sits at 52, indicating that a new upward movement may soon begin from this level.

Conversely, a dip below $86,500 could signal a more substantial correction, as pullbacks in the crypto market are often sharp. Traders are likely to take profits near these levels, waiting to reenter at better prices. If bullish momentum persists, however, the next target on the upside could be close to $98,000.

Trading Recommendations

Trading direction: Buy

Entry price: 89800

Target price: 98000

Stop loss: 87100

Validity: Nov 25, 2024 15:00:00

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Manuel

Cryptocurrency

Summary:

The RSI has reached 85, suggesting overbought conditions, which could add downward pressure on ETH’s price in the near term.

SELL ETH-USDT

Close Time

CLOSED

3189.61

Entry Price

2910.00

3370.00

3113.81 +27.44 +0.89%

1310.4

Pips

Profit

2910.00

3058.57

Exit Price

3189.61

Entry Price

3370.00

The strong performance of spot Ethereum ETFs aligns closely with Ethereum’s recent movement across major markets. The upward trend in Bitcoin has also spurred gains in Ethereum, which has risen over 20.2% in the past week.

While Bitcoin reached new highs on November 13, trading around USD $90,380 amid heightened volatility, Ethereum currently sits at USD $3,177 per unit, reflecting a 3% decline from the previous day's value.

The bullish momentum in both Bitcoin and other leading cryptocurrencies has surged following Donald Trump's recent U.S. presidential victory. This connection stems from market optimism about Trump’s anticipated pro-crypto stance, which many believe will favorably impact digital assets in the coming years.

Looking at Ethereum specifically, future prospects remain promising. The cryptocurrency’s last all-time high (ATH) was recorded in mid-November 2021, when it reached an average of USD $4,891 across major exchanges. Investors are now watching to see if the ongoing bull market will drive ETH to new ATHs in the coming weeks, as it did for Bitcoin.

The recent rally in Bitcoin and leading cryptocurrencies has reignited interest among investors in products that provide exposure to these assets, such as exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tied to BTC and ETH listed in the U.S. stock market. This renewed demand for spot ETF products has led to a particularly notable milestone: after more than three months of operations in the U.S. market, Ethereum ETFs have finally moved out of the red and into positive flow territory, generating strong expectations about the future performance of these investment products.

Spot Ethereum ETFs collectively reached a positive net balance of approximately USD $94.8 million as of November 12.

Since their U.S. market debut on July 23, the Grayscale ETHE fund has recorded substantial outflows, often ending trading days with high sell volumes that occasionally outweighed the inflows into funds from other managers. As Grayscale’s ETHE transitioned from a private fund to a spot ETF, it experienced consistent outflows from day one on the U.S. stock exchange. To date, it holds a net balance of roughly USD $3,174.6 million in sales—a pattern that was anticipated by analysts and early investors looking to secure gains from pre-listing investments in the U.S. market.

While the Grayscale product saw significant outflows, other funds launched alongside it have posted positive outcomes. BlackRock’s ETHA fund holds the top spot in terms of net balance, reaching USD $1,670.1 million in inflows, followed by Fidelity’s FETH at USD $672.6 million, Grayscale’s ETH at USD $377.8 million, Bitwise’s ETHW at USD $360.4 million, and VanEck’s ETHV at USD $99.6 million. Other products collectively add up to around USD $88.9 million. ETH Sell Signals Triggered as Overbought Conditions Reached_1

ETH Sell Signals Triggered as Overbought Conditions Reached_1

Technical Analysis

Ethereum reached a local high of $3,451 on November 11, following an upward push that began around $2,375 on November 3. ETH encountered resistance near $3,397, signaling the possibility of a correction toward the 50% Fibonacci retracement level. This retracement aligns with a crucial price zone from July, which may serve as a pullback target before resuming its upward trend.

The 100- and 200-period moving averages are near the initial impulse zone and recently formed a bullish crossover, indicating a well-defined uptrend. However, the RSI has reached 85, suggesting overbought conditions, which could add downward pressure on ETH’s price in the near term.

Trading Recommendations

Trading direction: Sell

Entry price: 3186

Target price: 2910

Stop loss: 3370

Validity: Nov 25, 2024 15:00:00

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Eva Chen

Central Bank

Forex

Summary:

The market's cautious expectations regarding the BOE's interest rate cuts could lead to a repricing, and the British pound appears to be quite susceptible to these changes.

BUY EURGBP

EXP

TRADING

0.83166

Entry Price

0.85730

0.82000

0.83428 -0.00047 -0.06%

0.0

Pips

Flat

0.82000

Exit Price

0.83166

Entry Price

0.85730

Fundamentals

The EURGBP stabilized after reaching a seven-month low of 0.8259 on Tuesday. The market anticipates a minimal likelihood of the Bank of England (BOE) implementing interest rate cuts in December, with no cuts expected at all, which has contributed to the EURGBP's strength. By September 2025, only a total of 50 basis points of cuts are expected.

However, the risk remains tilted towards the market pricing in further rate cuts. This may take time, as the market is likely to proceed cautiously while assessing the recent budget's impact on inflation. Meanwhile, given the euro's relative strength against other non-USD currencies in the short term, it is expected that the EURGBP will continue to rise.

Market Is Repricing the Probability of a BOE Rate Cut_1

Technical Analysis

After reaching a seven-month low of 0.8259 on Tuesday, the EURGBP has shifted back to neutral, breaking through a weak resistance level at 0.8324. Some consolidation may occur; however, as long as the support level at 0.8305 holds, further upward movement is expected. A break at 0.8452 would reinstate a more significant upward trend towards the previous sell-off zone at the 0.8575 level.

From a broader perspective, the recent decline of the EURGBP has reached its limit, with an eight-year support range remaining intact. As long as this range is not breached, the next target will be the previous high of 0.8447. A break above this level would likely lead to a stronger rebound, with subsequent targets at 0.8622, 0.8767, and 0.8875. A decisive break above 0.8875 will trigger stop-loss for bears, indicating a rectification of the long-term bearish reversal.

Trading Recommendations

Trading Direction: Buy

Entry Price: 0.8310

Target Price: 0.8573

Stop Loss: 0.8200

Deadline: November 28, 2024 23:55:00

Support: 0.8306, 0.8261, 0.8204

Resistance: 0.8395, 0.8449, 0.8573

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