[Trump Prepares Early for Midterm Elections, Promotes Tax Cut Plan as Campaign Theme] November 25 news: Trump is fully focused on next November's midterm elections. Although he will not appear on the ballot, the election results are crucial to his presidential term and political future. According to nine Republican sources, Trump is communicating with candidates, endorsing early, strategizing, and pushing economic issues to ensure the Republican Party retains control of Congress. Six Republican sources stated that Trump hopes party candidates will use his tax cut plan as a campaign theme. The plan, passed by the Republican-controlled Congress in July, aims to allow voters to feel more tax refunds after filing taxes next April, alleviating the pressure caused by rising prices. Trump also hopes to prevent a third impeachment attempt by the Democrats by maintaining Republican control of Congress. Previously, House Democrats impeached Trump twice, but neither attempt was passed by the Senate.

Derivatives metrics show rising bearish positioning followed by a sharp reduction in open interest, while price recovery hints at early squeeze dynamics.

Bridgepoint did not disclose the financial terms of the deal. Sky News cited a figure of 200 million pounds ($262 million).

[Fed Mouthpiece Says Powell May Consider Rate Cuts in December] The Fed mouthpiece revealed that Powell might choose to cut rates in December, but the current policy tone remains hawkish.

[Stablecorp Approved to Issue Canada's First Regulatory-Compliant Canadian Dollar Stablecoin QCAD] On November 25, Canadian digital asset infrastructure company Stablecorp announced that the QCAD Digital Trust Fund has passed regulatory approval and received the final receipt for the prospectus under Canada's stablecoin regulatory framework, granting approval to issue QCAD tokens. QCAD becomes Canada's first regulatory-compliant Canadian dollar stablecoin.