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- 15:33Moneyfarm CIO: Sinking inflation won't change fiscal pressures, tariffs hamper BoE rate cutsOn 26 March, Richard Flax, chief investment officer at Moneyfarm, said in a report that data showing a modest drop in UK inflation in February is unlikely to ease fiscal pressures, according to Golden Ten Data. The UK's annual headline inflation rate fell slightly more than expected to 2.8 per cent in February from 3.0 per cent in January. Flax said the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer may take some comfort from the continued easing of inflation, but this modest drop will do little to alleviate fiscal pressures. He also said the risk of tariffs could raise the cost of imports and drive up inflation, thus limiting the Bank of England's room for rate cuts.
- 15:27OPINION: JELLY price needs to triple again to trigger liquidator address blowout, Hyperliquid's HLP vault unlikely to be affectedPANews, March 26 (Bloomberg) -- Hyperliquid's HLP vault is unlikely to be blown up, according to chain analysts, who are monitoring the situation. At most, it will blow up Hyperliquid's liquidator's address (the one that's now taking over the $JELLY short order), and it won't affect the HLP vault's other two strategy addresses. The Liquidator's address has $50 million in capital and is currently holding 398 million short $JELLY orders at a liquidation price of $0.141 USD. The current price of $JELLY is $0.033. This means that JELLY would have to rise by more than 3 times to ‘blow up’ the Liquidator's address.
- 14:59K33: The current BTC market is in a wait-and-see attitude and not entirely bullish. If Trump's tariff stance softens, it may stimulate a reboundAccording to The Block, K33 analyst stated that despite a calm upward trend in the cryptocurrency market over the past few weeks due to indications of a softer stance on tariffs by the US government and slightly dovish Federal Reserve position, there are still eight days until President Trump's "Liberation Day", and tariff-induced market volatility could further intensify. However, BTC's most severe de-risking phase seems to have ended, with the market now returning to a wait-and-see attitude. Yet some traders maintain a slightly optimistic outlook while remaining relatively passive and defensive, not entirely bullish. Analysts believe that if Trump softens his stance, the market may rebound. If he continues to be ambiguous, volatility could affect both long and short positions simultaneously; if he takes a hard line approach, there might be significant declines - similar to previous drops related to tariffs.