Inflation
Trump’s First Inflation Report Due as Risk investors Seek Signs of Cooling
Slower inflation could raise the chance of interest-rate cuts that might boost riskier assets such as cryptocurrencies.
U.S. January PPI Rose a Faster Than Expected 0.4%; Annual Pace Jumped to 3.5%
Under pressure this morning ahead of a coming Trump tariff announcement, the price of bitcoin didn't immediately react to the data.
Dogecoin Leads Market Slide as Bitcoin Traders Monitor Dollar Positioning
Some traders expect a dollar unwind on any indications of a rate cut — which could bump risk assets and provide an entry for crypto investors looking to bet on higher prices.
Bitcoin May See Gains from Soft U.S. CPI, Major Risk-On Surge in BTC Appears Unlikely
A soft U.S. inflation report later Wednesday will likely bode well for risk assets, including bitcoin. But those expecting bullish fireworks may be disappointed.
Bitcoin Steady, Gold Tokens Shine as XAU Hits Record High; Inflation in Tokyo Rises
BTC takes a breather as Trump's tariff threat bodes well for gold, and the uptick in Tokyo inflation supports BOJ rate hikes.
Unexpected Decline in Core CPI Sends Bitcoin Price Higher
Bitcoin has been consolidating in a range 10%-15% below record highs as investors largely tempered expectations of further interest rate cuts.
Stalled Stablecoin Supply Casts Doubt on BTC's Bullish Recovery as U.S. Inflation Report Looms
The combined supply of top four stablecoins has stabilized with barely any change over the 30-day period.
U.S. CPI Meets Estimates, Rising 0.2% in October; Bitcoin Moves Above $89K
The core CPI rate rose 0.3% last month, also in line with forecasts.
Volatility Expected in Bitcoin Later Today as US Headline Inflation Data Is Expected to Tick Higher: Van Straten
Headline inflation year-over-year is expected to increase by 0.2% and end a six-month consecutive decline, last seen in March 2024.
Paul Tudor Jones: 'All Roads Lead to Inflation;' He's Long Bitcoin and Gold
The U.S. government's debt and deficit issues aren't going anywhere no matter who wins the presidency next month, said Jones.
