The Consumer Price Index for July releases tomorrow at 8:30 A.M. Eastern Time, marking the most critical near-term catalyst for cryptocurrency markets and Fed policy expectations. Bitcoin is consolidating near $64,000 ahead of the data print, while three FOMC voting members already favor rate hikes—a number that could expand if inflation shows signs of reacceleration….
The U.S. Consumer Price Index for July will be released tomorrow morning at 8:30 a.m. ET, marking the week’s single largest catalyst for Bitcoin and crypto markets as traders brace for potential volatility across risk assets. Bitcoin currently sits at $65,151, holding near crucial technical resistance at $65,800, with the inflation print poised to either…
US inflation data released on July 14 surprised markets to the downside, with headline CPI landing at 3.5% year-over-year against a 3.8% consensus forecast. However, Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh’s subsequent hawkish testimony kept rate-cut expectations firmly in check, creating a bifurcated market reaction where crypto rallied hard on the inflation miss while fixed-income traders…
U.S. inflation fell sharply to 3.5% year-over-year in June, smashing economist expectations and triggering an immediate rally in risk assets including Bitcoin, which surged past $65,000. The Consumer Price Index declined 0.4% on a seasonally adjusted basis—the largest monthly drop since April 2020—marking a significant cooling in price pressures that has dramatically reduced the probability…
The Federal Reserve’s June meeting minutes, released on July 8, revealed a deeply divided committee with nine of 18 officials now projecting at least one rate hike before 2026 closes, signaling a sharp hawkish pivot that has already rattled crypto markets. Chair Jerome Warsh’s repeated emphasis on price stability during his inaugural press conference underscored…
The Federal Reserve releases minutes from its June 16-17 policy meeting at 2:00 p.m. ET today, marking the most significant macro catalyst for cryptocurrency markets in the current 24-hour window. With Chair Kevin Warsh offering minimal forward guidance during the post-meeting press conference, the committee’s internal debate transcript becomes the primary vehicle for understanding whether…
The Federal Reserve completed its June 16-17 policy meeting with markets pricing in near-certainty of a rate hold, leaving Bitcoin consolidating between $64,600 and $66,900 as traders digest persistent inflation pressures and forward guidance from new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh. With the federal funds rate anchored at 3.50%-3.75% and core PCE inflation holding at 3.3%,…
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