Inflation in the United States came in at 1.8% in September, according to the long-awaited Producer Price Index (PPI), when market forecasts had it at 1.6%. Inflation is on the rise, and investors are worried about what it may mean for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in light of recent US
The cryptocurrency market is displaying a positive shift this week, with Bitcoin climbing 2.5% and trading at $63,387, reaching an intraday high of $63,957. This upward movement comes as investors eagerly await Federal Reserve minutes of its monetary policy meeting, including the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for September, as well
The cryptocurrency market is holding its breath until later this week when the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data is revealed. After the dismal US job statistics dampened market confidence, investors would be watching the data attentively since it is essential to understanding the inflationary pressure in the economy. The
Bitcoin (BTC) has been making a notable comeback this week, peaking at $66,376—an increase of 1.29% against the U.S. dollar on the day and a solid 5% gain over the past week. After nearly two months of consolidation, Bitcoin appears to be entering a more favorable trend. On September 27,
The data from the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, released on Thursday, show that the US PPI inflation increased 0.2% in August. This aligns with the Dow Jones consensus estimate teased before the readings came out. This important inflationary gauge comes amid increasing speculations in anticipation of a rate
The North Carolina General Assembly has passed a bill prohibiting the implementation of a Federal Reserve-issued central bank digital currency (CBDC) within the state, following a Senate override of Governor Roy Cooper’s veto. The Republican-majority Senate voted 27-17 in favor of House Bill 690, surpassing the 60% threshold required to
Following a disappointing August employment report that hinted at the US economy’s continued vulnerability to a recession, Bitcoin’s (BTC) value fell below $54,000 over the weekend. However, it has since recovered and is again trading around $56,000. Crypto equities have also seen a significant recovery, similar to the price of
There have been increasing demands for Bitcoin prices below $50,000. As the market continues to see selling pressure on the cryptocurrency. Nevertheless, Bitcoin whales persist in amassing BTC with each price decline. The whales seem to be feeling confident in the days leading up to Friday’s publication of US employment
Crypto firms’ services banks, in other words, crypto-friendly banks are a declining group of financial organizations within the sector. However, they have not been spared from regulatory impediments in the past. Recently, one specific, United Texas Bank caught the attention of the US Federal Reserve. The regulator has stated allegations
According to BitMEX co-founder and former CEO Arthur Hayes, Bitcoin prices may not react positively to interest rate reduction from the Federal Reserve. According to a post by the Maelstrom chief investment officer on X on September 2, Bitcoin values have been struggling and declining since Federal Reserve Chair Jerome
