1. Deutsche Bank: The year-end target price for the S&P 500 index has been raised to 5500 points. 2. Goldman Sachs: The high price environment for natural gas is expected to continue until 2026. 3. Mizuho: UK inflation may drop from 3.2% to below 3%. 4. ING: Whether the Bank of England will cut interest rates in June depends on service sector inflation. 5. ING: Service sector inflation in the UK in April may be stronger than expected. 6. Capital Macro: The European Central Bank will not wait for the Federal Reserve, and the idea of "following the Federal Reserve" is strange. 7. Capital Macro: The monetary policy of the Federal Reserve is unlikely to prevent other central banks from cutting interest rates. 8. Societe Generale: The yen needs to fall to 190-200 to prompt the central bank to raise interest rates early. 9. Reserve Bank of Australia: The risk of sustained high inflation has increased, and economic uncertainty remains. 10. Morgan Stanley: The yield on 10-year Japanese government bonds may reach 1.25%. 11. Morgan Stanley: With improved trade, the foundation of the Asian economic growth cycle is more solid.

Premier Miton Investors Chief Investment Officer Neil Birrell recently stated that what typically excites the market, US inflation, turned out to be a dud as the data met expectations. However, retail sales were weaker than expected, and the core inflation rate reached a level not seen in quite some time, which is likely to prompt calls for interest rate cuts and drive a market rebound.

Kaiko: Bitcoin madencilerinin geliri büyük ölçüde düştü, operasyonları sürdürebilmek için BTC satacak olabilir. Kaiko, a cryptocurrency research and analysis company, has recently released data showing that miners are facing significant selling pressure as Bitcoin mining revenue and transaction fees decline. According to the introduction, the income of Bitcoin miners mainly comes from two aspects: mining rewards and transaction fees. However, due to the impact of the halving of Bitcoin rewards in April (block rewards decreased from 6.25 BTC to 3.125 BTC), miners have to sell Bitcoin to pay for their costs. Researchers at Kaiko pointed out in the report that halving events usually prompt miners to sell BTC because the mining process requires a lot of expenses. "此外，Madencilerin bir diğer gelir kaynağı olan işlem ücretleri de düşüş eğiliminde. Mayıs'ın ilk haftasına ait veriler, madencilerin işlem ücretlerinden elde ettikleri karın madencilik gelirinden daha düşük olduğunu gösteriyor. Analistlere göre, likiditenin azaldığı şu dönemde madencilerin Bitcoin satışları, kripto piyasasında büyük etkilere neden olabilir. Örneğin Marathon Digital, 1.1 milyar dolar değerinde Bitcoin'e sahip ve bunlardan bir kısmını satması bile şiddetli piyasa dalgalanmalarına yol açabilir.#BTC #ETH "