Fed rate cuts are not a sure thing — What does this mean for Bitcoin?
A portfolio manager says market participants are a bit too optimistic about an aggressive Fed interest rate cut, which could pose risks. Go to Source
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A portfolio manager says market participants are a bit too optimistic about an aggressive Fed interest rate cut, which could pose risks. Go to Source
Fear of a global economic recession continues to drive investors away from risk-on assets like Bitcoin. Go to Source
Bitcoin shrugs off notionally good news on US inflation with a BTC price plunge below $59,000. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s resilience amid price drops indicates strengthening support at the $65,000 level. Go to Source
Ether derivatives were unable to maintain elevated optimism levels, despite the potential spot ETF and recent macroeconomic data. Go to Source
Traders are seemingly going risk-off ahead of a U.S. CPI print and a Fed monetary policy meeting, with Bitcoin falling to a weekly low. Go to Source
Bitcoin price movements may “appear random,” but critical drivers such as inflation are what’s making it move, according to a crypto analyst. Go to Source
ETH price continues to trail far behind Bitcoin’s year-to-date gains even after the crypto market responded positively to today’s CPI print. Go to Source
Bitcoin price holds above $63,000 even as regulatory enforcement ramps up and spot BTC ETF outflows raise concern. Go to Source
As each day unfolds, analysts, economists, Wall Street institutions, and Fed watchers have increasingly postponed their forecasts for when the U.S. Federal Reserve will reduce the benchmark interest rate. Current data suggest that a rate cut in June is unlikely, with odds standing at 50-50 for a reduction in July. Financial Analysts Question Timing of … Read more