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On November 14th, according to HTX market data, Bitcoin rebounded and surpassed $96,000. The 24-hour decline narrowed to 5.39%.

On November 14th, according to HTX market data, SOL rose above $140 and BNB rose above $920.

On November 14, at the opening of the U.S. stock market, the Dow declined by 0.49%, the S&P 500 Index dropped by 1.05%, and the Nasdaq fell by 1.45%. The majority of digital currency and gold mining stocks weakened. Coinbase (COIN.O) decreased by 4.8% and Harmony Gold (HMY.N) fell by 4.1%. Technology stocks were mostly in an upward trend. Tesla (TSLA.O) dropped by 3.78% and Nvidia (NVDA.O) fell by 2.1%. (Jinshi)

On November 14th, Strategy (MSTR.O) founder Michael Saylor declared that the company is making a substantial purchase of Bitcoin and will disclose the latest purchase plan next Monday. (IG)

November 14th. Jeremy Boulton, a market analyst from Reuters, stated that forex traders may be contemplating whether the long-feared stock market pullback has finally commenced. Nevertheless, the deeper the stock market declines, the greater the likelihood of a rate cut in December. At present, the market is pricing in a 52% chance of a 25-basis-point rate cut by the Federal Reserve in December. The profit-taking in this round mainly originates from investors' concerns that there will be no rate cut in December. But it should be noted that this is a profit-taking action rather than a forced liquidation of losing positions. Traders often re-establish profitable positions after a correction, and this round of pullback is presenting more attractive entry levels. If there is an earlier-than-expected rate cut stimulus, it will provide traders with a reason to take action. (FXStreet)

On November 14th, a hawkish signal from a Federal Reserve official dashed the market's hope for a December rate cut in the United States. Along with a still chaotic data calendar and concerns about an artificial intelligence bubble, global stock markets and the precious metals market suffered a heavy setback on Friday. Blue-chip stock markets from Tokyo to Paris and London all plummeted sharply. New concerns about the upcoming budget in the UK added to the pain in the British market. U.S. stock index futures indicate a muted opening on Wall Street following a sharp decline on Thursday. Jeremy Stretch, Head of Foreign Exchange Strategy at CIBC Markets, said, "Our expectation of a rate cut in December is now back to a 50/50 split. Coupled with concerns about an artificial intelligence bubble, this has disrupted market sentiment stability, making this month's market sentiment highly volatile." Meanwhile, the White House dashed the market's hope for a clearer picture of the U.S. economi