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Samsung and Intel team up to pressure, TSMC’s 18 plants launch the largest expansion plan in history! Plant maintenance materials stocks will benefit

TSMC (TSMC) faces a two-front squeeze from Samsung (Samsung) and Intel (Intel), choosing to take the offensive rather than defend by launching what will be the largest wafer-fab expansion boom in global history. 18 12-inch wafer fabs are being built in parallel, driving capital expenditures to surge and ramping up advanced packaging capacity. Behind this semiconductor race, players in the facilities engineering sector include Hanton (2404) and Fanxuan (6196); in the equipment and materials secto
ChainNewsAbmedia·05-18 03:45
Samsung and Intel team up to pressure, TSMC’s 18 plants launch the largest expansion plan in history! Plant maintenance materials stocks will benefit

BitMine buys another 89k ETH, Tom Lee says oil prices are the main reason for Ethereum’s sell-off pressure

Fundstrat co-founder and BitMine chairman Tom Lee said on May 18 on X that the selling pressure on Ethereum is coming from rising oil prices, with ETH and oil prices showing a negative correlation at a historical high. On May 17, on-chain analytics firm Lookonchain monitored that BitMine bought 89,026 ETH from exchanges, worth about $197.6 million. Tom Lee’s confirmed analysis: ETH’s correlation with oil prices Based on Tom Lee’s statement on X, he confirmed the following: ETH and oil prices rel
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MarketWhisper·05-18 03:40
BitMine buys another 89k ETH, Tom Lee says oil prices are the main reason for Ethereum’s sell-off pressure

Bitcoin spot ETFs saw net outflows of $1.04B last week, ending a six-week streak of net inflows

According to SoSoValue data, for the week of May 11 to 15 (U.S. Eastern Time), Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded total net outflows of $1.04B, ending the prior streak of net inflows for six consecutive weeks. ARKB (ARK & 21Shares) led with a weekly net outflow of $324 million, while BlackRock IBIT ranked second with a weekly net outflow of $317 million. Bitcoin Spot ETF Weekly Breakdown Data (May 11-15) Net outflows (weekly): ARKB (ARK & 21Shares): -$324 million (historical cumulative net inflows: $1.3
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MarketWhisper·05-18 03:30
Bitcoin spot ETFs saw net outflows of $1.04B last week, ending a six-week streak of net inflows

Malaysian Palm Oil Futures Rise for Second Consecutive Day on Monday

According to reports, on Monday, May 18, Malaysian palm oil futures rose for a second consecutive trading day, supported by strength in Dalian palm oil, Chicago soybean oil, and crude oil prices, as well as a weaker Malaysian ringgit. Meanwhile, Malaysia lowered its June crude palm oil reference pri
GateNews·05-18 03:21
Malaysian Palm Oil Futures Rise for Second Consecutive Day on Monday

“New-bond king” Ollarak: Inflation will reach the high-4s; there’s no chance the FED will cut rates

DoubleLine Capital CEO Jeffrey Gundlach, who is known as the “king of new bonds,” confirmed on May 18 on Fox News’ “Sunday Morning Futures” that investors will not see a rate cut at the FED’s next policy meeting; DoubleLine’s model shows that the leading digit of the next CPI reading will start with 4, and the impact of the Iran war pushing up oil prices will continue to drive inflation higher. Gundlach’s Two Core Points: Confirmed Data Basis Point 1: 2-year Treasury yields rule out rate cuts po
MarketWhisper·05-18 03:21
“New-bond king” Ollarak: Inflation will reach the high-4s; there’s no chance the FED will cut rates