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The U.S. State Department Said It Was Deeply Concerned About Reports Of The Rapid Support Force (RSF) And Its Allies Mobilizing Forces Near Ubaid, Sudan
Market News: U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve Crude Oil Inventories Fell By About 9.1 Million Barrels Last Week To 331.2 Million Barrels, The Lowest Level Since 1983
California Is Suing The Trump Administration Because The State Has Submitted Its Vehicle Emissions Regulations To Congress, Seeking To Potentially Repeal Them
A Spokesperson For The Belgian Foreign Minister Stated That The Specific Date Of The Taliban's Visit To Brussels Will Not Be Announced For Security Reasons
A Spokesperson For The Belgian Foreign Minister Stated That Belgium Issued Five Visas To The Taliban Delegation To Enable Them To Attend The EU Meeting
Japan's Finance Minister Is Reported To Have Held An Emergency Online Meeting With Officials From The U.S. Department Of The Treasury
WTI Crude Oil Fell Below $74 Per Barrel, Down 4.22% On The Day; Brent Crude Oil Fell Below $77 Per Barrel, Down 3.91% On The Day
Qatar Energy Has Released An Updated Statement Regarding The Ras Raffaele Industrial City Incident, Confirming That 13 People Have Tragically Died And 66 Are Receiving Medical Treatment. Qatar Energy's Emergency Response Team, In Conjunction With The Qatari Civil Defense, Quickly And Thoroughly Extinguished The Fire
U.S. State Department Spokesperson: U.S. Secretary Of State Rubio Will Discuss The Iran Memorandum Of Understanding And The Strait Of Hormuz Issue During His Trip To The Gulf
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The US Dollar Fell More Than 40 Points Against The Japanese Yen (USD/JPY) In The Short Term, Turning Down 0.1% On The Day, Reaching A Low Of 161.07
ASEAN Secretary-General: ASEAN And China Should Deepen Cooperation To Address Global Challenges
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International Monetary Fund: The IMF Team Held Open And Constructive Technical Discussions With The Senegalese Authorities
The US Dollar Fell About 70 Points Against The Japanese Yen (USD/JPY) In The Short Term, And Is Currently Trading At 161.70
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ECB President Christine Lagarde: The Eurozone Economy Is Between The ECB's Baseline Scenario And A More Moderate Scenario

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Bitcoin and major altcoins are recovering from a notable macro-led decline that took place last week, as investors cautiously re-enter the market.
According to The Block's crypto price page, bitcoin rose 1.22% in the past 24 hours to $114,738 as of 10:40 p.m. on Sunday. The world's largest cryptocurrency recently experienced a significant price drop from around $119,000 on July 31 to a low of $111,800 on Saturday.
Major altcoins showed similar price fluctuations while posting varying gains on Sunday. Ether rose 3.12% to $3,549, XRP gained 6.32% to $3 and Solana added 1.66% to $163.69.
"The recent market dip appears to have been triggered by a broader risk-off sentiment following the disappointing July U.S. nonfarm payrolls report," said Presto Research Analyst Min Jung. The report showed that the U.S. added just 73,000 jobs in July, which is far lower than expected.
Jung also said that the weaker-than-expected data, coupled with declines across the U.S. stock market, likely contributed to profit-taking across crypto, especially after several weeks of rallying.
Following last week's macro data-induced decline, analysts said that investors and institutions swiftly moved to "buy the dip."
"Whenever there's a dip, it doesn't last very long as buyers come in very quickly to take advantage of the opportunity … It's clear that long term investors and institutions are the ones doing this," said Jeff Mei, COO at BTSE. "With the recent flurry of crypto treasury companies buying assets and TradFi institutions rolling out crypto services and partnerships, we expect bitcoin's monthly closes to get higher and higher going forward."
Traders remain 'cautiously optimistic'
While macro uncertainty and institutional-led bullish sentiment clash, traders are currently "cautiously optimistic," said Kronos Research CIO Vincent Liu.
"The Fear and Greed Index is tilting towards greed, showing improving sentiment," Liu said. "Traders are leaning back into risk, supported by whale buying and hopes for eventual rate cuts."
Liu said investors now look to the upcoming July consumer price index (CPI) release on Aug. 12, which is a key inflation indicator that would likely affect the next interest rate decision.
The U.S. Federal Reserve held interest rates steady at its last FOMC meeting on July 29 and 30. Fed Chair Jerome Powell has indicated that the September rate cut may not be as likely as highly anticipated, with the rate decision depending on macroeconomic data.
Nonetheless, the CME Group's FedWatch Tool indicates a 80.8% probability of a 0.25% decrease to 4.00-4.25% at the next meeting on Sep. 17.
Beyond the immediate movements, Kronos' Liu said he expects the U.S. SEC's recently announced "Project Crypto" to impact the markets positively down the road.
"The SEC's 'Project Crypto' is set to modernize regulations by clarifying token classifications and introducing an innovation exemption for DeFi," Liu said. "This regulatory clarity could accelerate DeFi growth, reduce uncertainty, and boost market confidence in the coming months."
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