Real Vision: Finance & Investing Bitcoin Slumps, China Manufacturing Contracts, and Japan’s Crypto Moves: PALvatar Market Recap, December 02 2025
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Dec 2, 2025 December kicks off with a market shake-up as Bitcoin plummets after China's crypto ban. Meanwhile, Japan is eyeing a flat 20% tax on crypto gains, and Sony Bank plans to launch a U.S. stablecoin. Economic indicators reveal China’s manufacturing is contracting and U.S. sentiments are increasingly cautious. On the brighter side, Vanguard embraces CryptoSpot ETFs, and the Solana ETF enjoys sustained net inflows. Stay plugged into these market-moving developments for a strategic edge!
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Bond Auction Calm Lifts Risk Assets
- Global markets stabilized after a sell-off driven by Bank of Japan rate-hike concerns and a successful JGB auction eased yields.
- Bitcoin recovered to about $87,000 after volatility, reflecting risk-on flows tied to bond market moves.
Yield Moves Drive Gold Lower
- Falling yields pushed bond prices up globally after Japan's auction reduced rate-rise fears.
- Gold then fell sharply from a six-week high as bond-driven risk repricing took hold.
Bitcoin Rebounds To Pre-Rally Levels
- Bitcoin showed resilience, picking up in US hours and stabilising through Asia into Europe.
- The price returned to around $87,000, near levels before a prior weekend rally and reversal.