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Crypto Markets React to Latest US Inflation Report
Bitcoin (BTC) is trading mostly sideways after falling briefly following the Consumer Price Index (CPI), showing a higher than expected annual inflation of 6.4% in January. MarketVector Indexes Digital Asset Product Strategist Martin Leinweber shares his analysis on the crypto markets.
Bitcoin Trades Sideways After Inflation Comes in Slightly Hot
Bitcoin (BTC) is trading mostly flat after the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 0.5 percent in January on a seasonally adjusted basis. On a year-over-year basis, however, inflation was running somewhat hotter than expected, coming in at a 6.4% pace in January versus 6.5% in December and against predictions for 6.2%. MarketVector Indexes Digital Asset Product Strategist Martin Leinweber shares his analysis.
Bitcoin Dips After US Inflation Comes in Slightly Hot
The report suggests the Fed will need to continue tightening monetary policy.
First Mover Americas: Bitcoin Posts Slight Gains Ahead of US CPI Data
The latest price moves in crypto markets in context for Feb. 14, 2023.
Bitcoin, Ether Drop as Investors Fret Over Inflation Data, Stablecoin Regulation
The largest cryptocurrency by market value continued to linger below $22,000. Ether fell below $1,500.
Bitcoin Below $22K Ahead of CPI Report
TheoTrade co-founder Don Kaufman joins "All About Bitcoin" to discusses whether bitcoin (BTC) has hit bottom and how the largest token by market capitalization will react to Tuesday's consumer price index (CPI) data. Plus, what a strong dollar could mean for risk assets and his outlook on a potential capitulation event.
Investors Eye January's CPI Report
Tastycrypto Head of Digital Assets Ryan Grace shares his crypto markets analysis ahead of the release of January's Consumer Price Index (CPI) report Tuesday, coming out of what he calls a "bear market rally" in January.
Correlation Between Crypto Market and Nasdaq Turns Positive Ahead of US CPI Release
Observers expect Tuesday's U.S. CPI report to show continued disinflation in the world's largest economy.
Bitcoin Has Already Risen 14% In 2023
Bitcoin is now up about 14% this year after falling 63% in 2022. This comes as U.S. inflation data showed consumer price index (CPI) slipped 0.1% in December and rose 6.5 percent over the last 12 months, in line with expectations. "All About Bitcoin" host Christine Lee breaks down "The Chart of The Day."
Bitcoin Above $18K Following US December Inflation Report
Bitcoin (BTC) saw a dip in price but remains above $18,000 following the news that annualized inflation slowed to 6.5% in December from 7.1% previously. "The Hash" panel discusses the 0.1% slip in consumer price index (CPI) and the impact of macroeconomics on the crypto industry.
