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Nasdaq falls 3.37% for fourth straight weekly loss as December rate-hike odds rise

The Nasdaq Composite fell 3.37% for the week ended Nov. 6, its fourth consecutive weekly decline, after October nonfarm payrolls rose 165,000 — nearly three times expectations — lifting December rate-hike pricing to 80%. The index dropped 5.52% on Nov. 5, its biggest one-day fall in 19 months, as Democratic midterm gains raised AI regulation and chip-export risks; spot bitcoin ETFs saw $430.2 million in net outflows the same day.

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The macro signal here is that a hot payrolls print is now doing more damage to risk assets than it is reassuring them, and the resulting rate-hike repricing is bleeding into crypto through the ETF channel rather than through idiosyncratic token news. The overlap of a record one-day equity drop with a large single-day bitcoin ETF outflow suggests the two are trading as one liquidity-driven position, not as separate stories. Whether the ETF outflows persist beyond the midterm-driven regulatory scare, and whether rate pricing holds near current levels, is the open question for the week ahead.

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