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Bitcoin falls below $76,000, crude oil rises in after-hours trading, international oil prices plunge 16% in a week
On the afternoon of November 8, cryptocurrency markets fell, with Bitcoin dropping below $76,000. As of 14:19, it was trading at around $75,800 per coin. Most other major cryptocurrencies also declined: SOL fell more than 1%, HYPE more than 2%, and ZEC more than 3%.
Gold and silver were also weak in after-hours trading, each down about 0.1% at the time of writing. Oil prices rose in after-hours trading, with Brent crude up 0.45% and New York crude up nearly 0.7%.
Since the start of this week, international oil prices have fallen sharply. The front-month U.S. crude futures contract dropped 12.76% over the week, while the front-month Brent crude futures contract fell 16.42%, its biggest weekly decline since 2020. According to an analysis by CCTV Finance, the drop in oil prices was mainly driven by two factors:
On the one hand, following the U.S. midterm elections, investors reassessed the risk of an escalation in military conflict between the United States and Iran, as well as the possibility of a breakthrough in diplomatic negotiations. Expectations of further escalation eased, quickly eroding the geopolitical risk premium built up earlier.
On the other hand, Middle Eastern crude oil supplies have become more ample. OPEC+ members decided to keep output unchanged in December, with no further tightening on the supply side. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Iraq, and Kuwait increased their combined crude oil exports by 10% in October, to more than 15 million barrels per day.
On developments in the Middle East, CCTV News reported that on the 8th local time, loud explosions were heard in Riyadh, the Saudi capital, and local residents received air-raid alerts. Turki Al-Maliki, spokesperson for the Saudi-led coalition, later said on social media that the coalition had intercepted and destroyed two ballistic missiles launched by Houthi forces, which were targeting Riyadh.
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Bitcoin falls below $76,000, crude oil rises in after-hours trading, international oil prices plunge 16% in a week
On the afternoon of November 8, cryptocurrency markets fell, with Bitcoin dropping below $76,000. As of 14:19, it was trading at around $75,800 per coin. Most other major cryptocurrencies also declined: SOL fell more than 1%, HYPE more than 2%, and ZEC more than 3%.
Gold and silver were also weak in after-hours trading, each down about 0.1% at the time of writing. Oil prices rose in after-hours trading, with Brent crude up 0.45% and New York crude up nearly 0.7%.
Since the start of this week, international oil prices have fallen sharply. The front-month U.S. crude futures contract dropped 12.76% over the week, while the front-month Brent crude futures contract fell 16.42%, its biggest weekly decline since 2020. According to an analysis by CCTV Finance, the drop in oil prices was mainly driven by two factors:
On the one hand, following the U.S. midterm elections, investors reassessed the risk of an escalation in military conflict between the United States and Iran, as well as the possibility of a breakthrough in diplomatic negotiations. Expectations of further escalation eased, quickly eroding the geopolitical risk premium built up earlier.
On the other hand, Middle Eastern crude oil supplies have become more ample. OPEC+ members decided to keep output unchanged in December, with no further tightening on the supply side. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Iraq, and Kuwait increased their combined crude oil exports by 10% in October, to more than 15 million barrels per day.
On developments in the Middle East, CCTV News reported that on the 8th local time, loud explosions were heard in Riyadh, the Saudi capital, and local residents received air-raid alerts. Turki Al-Maliki, spokesperson for the Saudi-led coalition, later said on social media that the coalition had intercepted and destroyed two ballistic missiles launched by Houthi forces, which were targeting Riyadh.
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