Eurozone November trade balance data released, seasonally adjusted at 10.7B, down from the expected 15.5B. Historically, the previous value was 14.0B, and the revised value was 13.7B. This set of data indicates that the EU's export side is under pressure, with the trade surplus narrowing significantly month-on-month. For the crypto market, weak trade data often suggest a slowdown in economic growth, which may boost the European Central Bank's rate cut expectations, thereby affecting the global liquidity environment and the performance of risk assets.