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[Danske Bank Predicts Dollar May Rebound, Fed May Abandon December Rate Cut] On November 13, Kristoffer Kjaer, Head of FX and Rates Strategy at Danske Bank, stated that after the U.S. government reopens, official data will resume publication, although the exact timing remains unclear. Before the Federal Reserve's December rate decision, up to three employment reports and two inflation data releases may be published. Danske Bank expects U.S. data to demonstrate resilience, the dollar to potentially rebound, and the Federal Reserve to possibly abandon a December rate cut.

[Bitget to Upgrade Certain Spot and Futures Trading Pairs Systems on November 17, 2025] Bitget will perform a system upgrade on certain spot and futures trading pairs on November 17, 2025 (UTC+8). During the upgrade, all trading activities for the affected pairs will be restricted. Details of the schedule and affected trading pairs are as follows: 1. Spot and Spot Margin: STG/USDT, MBOX/USDT, ID/USDT, BROCCOLI/USDT, GAS/USDT, etc. The affected period is from 15:00 to 16:30 (UTC+8). 2. Futures: RDNTUSDT, SIRENUSDT, VOXELUSDT, FLMUSDT, COOKIEUSDT, etc. The affected period is from 10:30 to 12:00 (UTC+8). Users are advised to plan their positions in advance and manage risks. In case of market fluctuations, Bitget may temporarily suspend the upgrade and issue a separate announcement.

[International Spot Gold Bullish Confidence Declines, Silver Approaches Historical High] The daily chart for international spot gold shows an uncertain five-day consecutive bullish trend, with options signals indicating a decline in high-level bullish confidence. International spot silver is approaching a historical high, with the upper 5X becoming a key focus for capital attention.

[Interest rate futures indicate the probability of a Bank of England rate cut in December rises to 82%] Interest rate futures data show that the probability of a Bank of England rate cut in December has increased from 60% on Wednesday to 82%.

[European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen Proposes Three Funding Options] European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stated that the funding options include raising funds using budgetary space, allowing member states to raise funds independently, and issuing compensation loans based on frozen Russian assets.