The US yield spread hits 2021 highs, driven by economic deficits, particularly in Japan. This development is putting downward pressure on Bitcoin’s price as investors shift towards traditional safe-haven assets.
Bitcoin surges to new eight-week highs, reaching $97,000, defying higher-than-expected PPI inflation in the U.S. and no new tariff ruling.
US Jobs data eases recession concerns, supporting Bitcoin above $90,000, but doesn’t yet create conditions for a fast move to $100,000.
Bitcoin ends the year at $87,000, down 30% from its all-time high, as investors await the next major catalyst.
Trump’s celebration of the DJIA’s high raises questions about economic indicators and impacts on the crypto market.
Key Bitcoin price levels analyzed ahead of the 2025 FOMC meeting, highlighting resistance and support impacts on market sentiment.
Economic indicators show mixed signals that could affect crypto market dynamics as 2025 draws to a close.
McGlone’s insights on Bitcoin as a recession indicator highlight its potential role in navigating economic uncertainties.
U.S. savings decline amid steady inflation, influencing Bitcoin’s market outlook through 2026.
PCE inflation holds at 2.8%, sparking analysis of its impact on Bitcoin and Fed rate cut expectations in December.