The US dollar has just broken through the 7.3000 yuan mark against the offshore RMB, the latest reported at 7.3001 yuan, down 0.12% in the day; the US dollar against the onshore RMB recently reported 7.2446 yuan, down 0.08% in the day.
The US dollar against the offshore RMB just broke through the 7.3600 yuan mark, the latest reported 7.3603 yuan, up 0.29% in the day; the US dollar against the onshore RMB was the latest reported 7.3166 yuan, up 0.24% in the day.
Bitcoin continued to rise, breaking through $99,000/piece, up 4.34% during the day.
Bitcoin broke through the $100,000 mark for the first time last week, before easing back from recent gains. XTB's Kathleen Brooks said in a report that Bitcoin's fall below the $100,000 mark highlights "the risks and unpredictability of cryptocurrencies". Bitcoin's recent sharp appreciation follows Trump's victory in the US Presidential Election, which boosted the industry in hopes of more crypto-friendly regulation from Trump.
On December 5th, Bitcoin soared by nearly 6% today, breaking through 104,000 US dollars at one point, setting a record high. Coinglass shows that in the past 24 hours, nearly 200,000 people in virtual currency have liquidated their positions. The sharp rise of Bitcoin is mainly related to the global interest rate cut cycle, investors' increased risk appetite, and Trump's continued support. Trump once said in his election speech that he would establish a national strategic reserve of Bitcoin.
The US national debt broke through 36.034 trillion dollars, setting a new high.
Bitcoin broke through $94,000 for the first time, setting a new high.
Bitcoin broke through $84,000 for the first time, gaining more than 5% during the day.