Inflation Cools, Bitcoin Rises but Interest Rate Cut Odds Still...
The United States Bureau of Labor Statistics published the March CPI print on Friday, which came in slightly better than analyst expectations.
The United States Bureau of Labor Statistics published the March CPI print on Friday, which came in slightly better than analyst expectations.
The Fed's March minutes indicated a rate cut is possible this year if inflation declines as expected, though some officials warned hikes may be necessary.
The Senate Banking Committee plans to hold its hearing on the nomination of Kevin Warsh as soon as April 13, according to a report from Punchbowl News.
Gold closed the March 16-20 trading week down 11%, its biggest weekly fall in 43 years, as the US continues its military efforts in Iran.
The disruption to oil markets caused by the war in the Middle East has not been fully priced in by investors, who forecast a quick end to the conflict.
Markets turned green on Monday, and technical charts hint that a break above longer-term overhead resistance levels could kickstart a strong bull trend.
Bitcoin and several major altcoins are trying to rally, but the up move is likely to be met with selling at higher levels.
Bitcoin and altcoins remain under pressure as analysts expect a rate hike by the Bank of Japan to pull prices lower.
A veteran trader warned that Bitcoin’s parabola breakdown could be followed by an 80% price correction. Will history repeat itself, or will institutional investors defy the trend this time?
BTC stabilizes above $86,000 as the DXY hits 100 after a strong NFP report. Analysts warn the BTC rally may mask deeper structural weakness.
Bitcoin fights to hold $112,000 while select altcoins attempt to start a recovery. Will bears continue to sell into each relief rally?
Bitcoin may continue consolidating in a large range between $107,000 and $124,474, while individual altcoins outperform.
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