On the eve of National Day, things outside are not quiet either
Overnight, the three major US stock indexes closed slightly lower: Dow -0.26%, S&P -0.17%, Nasdaq -0.08%. The 10-year US Treasury yield surged to 5.29%, and the 30-year hit 5.62%, a new high since 2002. But Williams' remarks pushed the probability of a rate hike in October down from 70% to 50%, giving the market a breather. The A-shares closed before the holiday on 9/30, with the tech sector holding up the market under the catalyst of AI policies and large fiber optic orders. The market will be closed for seven days for National Day, reopening on 10/8. The Hong Kong Hang Seng Index fell 3.73% in September, and the Hang Seng Tech Index dropped 7.92%, turning green for the month and causing anxiety. The crypto market's funding situation is interesting: $BTC spot ETFs last week absorbed 2.7 billion but daily inflows sharply dropped to 31 million, with institutions buying hesitantly; contract open interest (OI) saw a net outflow of 360 million USDT over the week, only replenishing 240 million on 10/1—spot supports the market, contracts are fleeing. $ETH is similar, with OI shrinking by 79 million USDT on 9/29, then returning 90 million on 10/1 but the price only rose 20 points; new money comes in and gets trapped, no wonder they say "I realize you are all M".
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