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[Analysis: Pay Attention To The Release Of US CPI Data Next Week, The Market Is Waiting For Trump's Various Promises To Be Fulfilled] Greeks.Live Analyst Adam Wrote That Bitcoin Has Experienced A Pullback After Failing To Hit The $100,000 Mark, And ETF Funds Continue To Flow Out. Trump Is About To Officially Take Office As The US President, But The Major Speculative Markets Are Full Of Risk Aversion, And US Stocks Have Fallen Sharply. Next Week (January 13-19), The Market's Focus Will Be On The Release Of US CPI Data On Wednesday. This Will Be The Most Important Macro Data Before Trump Takes Office, And The Market Is Now Waiting For Trump's Various Promises To Be Fulfilled. In The Options Market, Due To The Ample Institutional Margin, As Long As There Is A Selling Opportunity, A Large Amount Of Selling Will Be Done, Resulting In A Significant Decline In Medium- And Short-term Implied Volatility (IV). From The Perspective Of Option Transactions, Large Call Options Are Active, Mainly Used To Supplement Institutional Selling Positions. In Terms Of Time Dimension, Options At The End Of January Are Relatively Undervalued, And Options In March Are Relatively Overvalued. In Addition, The New EU Regulations Require Crypto Exchanges To Comply With Travel Rule Guidelines And Strengthen Anti-money Laundering Measures. Deribit And Other Exchanges Need To Improve Kyc To Operate Normally. In Terms Of The Interest Rate Market, The Bitfinex Interest Rate Market Has Performed Steadily Recently. It Is Recommended To Actively Trade When The Interest Rate Is Appropriate, And Pay Special Attention When The Market Fluctuates

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[JPMorgan Chase: Strong U.S. Economy Indicates That The Dollar Will Remain Strong This Year] JPMorgan Chase Predicts That The U.S. Dollar Is Likely To Remain Strong Throughout The Year, Supported By A Strong U.S. Economy That Is Expected To Outperform Other Developed Countries. According To Its Recent Report, The Bank Attributed The Continued Strength Of The U.S. Dollar To The Widening Gap In Global Economic Performance. The Report Pointed Out That The U.S. Economy Is Expected To Grow By 2.7% In 2024, Far Higher Than The 1.7% Forecast For Other Developed Economies. Strong Productivity, Increased Corporate Investment, And Reduced Labor Shortages Have Driven This Growth, Keeping Inflation Above The Fed's 2% Target. This May Prompt The Fed To Postpone Rate Cuts, Thereby Maintaining The Dollar's Upward Momentum. JPMorgan Chase Believes That Although The Fed Is Expected To Ease Monetary Policy, The Rate Cuts This Year May Be Small Due To The Strong Economy. The Market Expects The Federal Reserve To Cut Interest Rates Slightly By 44 Basis Points, While The European Central Bank Will Cut Interest Rates By 110 Basis Points And The Bank Of Japan Is Expected To Raise Interest Rates By 47 Basis Points. The Report Also Pointed Out That The Policies Proposed By The New U.S. Administration Are Another Factor Supporting The Dollar. Plans To Promote Domestic Manufacturing, Increase Tariffs And Relax Industry Regulations May Promote Corporate Growth And Maintain Higher Interest Rates, Further Supporting The Dollar. However, JPMorgan Warns That The Long-term Trend Of The Dollar Faces Challenges. The Country's Trade Deficit Will Account For 4.2% Of GDP At The End Of 2024, Reflecting A Heavy Reliance On Imported Goods. Although The Dollar Is Currently Strong, This Structural Imbalance May Eventually Weaken Its Position

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【Garygensler: Full Disclosure Rules Are Key To Maintaining Market Stability】 Outgoing U.S. SEC Chairman Gary Gensler Has Warned The Next Administration: Be Careful Not To Touch The Guardrails That Protect Mom-and-pop Traders. Gensler Said In An Interview On Friday That Going Too Far In Reducing Disclosure Requirements Or Expanding The Definition Of "qualified Investors" Could Harm The Public Interest. Critics Say The Qualified Investor Rules Are Designed To Protect Retail Traders From The Potential Risks Of Private Investment, But They Have Suppressed Growth. "Project 2025," An Initiative Designed To Provide A Policy Blueprint For The Incoming Trump Administration, Calls On Financial Regulators To Expand The Definition Of Qualified Investors Or Remove Restrictions Altogether. "Depending On How Far Things Go, This Could Undermine This Important Part Of Our Capital Markets," Gensler Said, Adding That Full Disclosure Is Essential For Investor Confidence And Market Stability. "As Long As Issuers Provide Full, Fair, And Truthful Disclosure, Investors Can Decide What Risks To Take," Gensler Said. Corporate Disclosure Is A Core Part Of U.S. SEC Regulations And How Investors Measure Risk. But Private Companies, Including Early-stage Startups And Others, Are Largely Exempt From Those Disclosures. Currently, People Who Meet Certain Professional Or Income Thresholds, Such As A Net Worth Of More Than $1 Million, Excluding A Primary Residence, May Qualify As Accredited Investors. When The Definition Was Implemented In The 1980s, That Was About 1% Of The U.S. Population. The SEC Estimates That By 2022, More Than 18% Of U.S. Households Will Qualify. Key Lawmakers, Including House Financial Services Committee Chairman French Hill, Want To Expand The Definition. Hill Has Introduced A Bill In 2023 That Would Allow Individuals Who "demonstrate An Understanding Of The Subject" To Invest In Private Markets. Some Supporters Of Updating The Definition Also Say That It Currently Poses A High Barrier To Building Generational Wealth For Black, Latino And Other Minority Communities. In December, President-elect Trump Announced That Former U.S. SEC Commissioner Paul Atkins Would Lead The Agency. During His Time As A Commissioner And In The Private Sector, Atkins Has Spoken Publicly About Unnecessary Corporate Disclosures And How It Hinders Investment Opportunities

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