Bitcoin attempts $92K breakout as stocks hit new record on low US CPI data
Bitcoin’s price attempts to break out above $92,000 as US CPI numbers come in below expectations, and President Donald Trump calls for interest-rate cuts.
Bitcoin’s price attempts to break out above $92,000 as US CPI numbers come in below expectations, and President Donald Trump calls for interest-rate cuts.
Bitcoin price surges above $92,800 as CPI meets expectations and Powell-DOJ dispute fuels safe-haven bid.
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics’ December CPI data reveals a 2.7% annual inflation rate, with the core CPI coming in cooler than expected, prompting a significant surge in silver prices to a new all-time high, while Bitcoin reacts mildly.
As tensions between Trump and the Fed escalate, Bitcoin consolidates near $92K, eyeing a $95K breakout if trend support holds. Trust in the U.S. dollar is waning, driving investors towards BTC.
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Bitcoin price surges toward $92,000 as tensions between the Federal Reserve and DOJ rattle traditional markets, reinforcing Bitcoin’s role as a safe-haven asset.