Investor attention is locked on upcoming U.S. inflation data, which could shape Federal Reserve policy and ripple through financial markets, including crypto.
This week’s key events include the release of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Producer Price Index (PPI), alongside Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s congressional testimony. CPI is projected to show a slight slowdown, with annual inflation dipping to 2.8%, while Core CPI is expected to hold steady.
If inflation declines further, it could strengthen the case for monetary easing, potentially boosting Bitcoin and other digital assets.
Meanwhile, the PPI report will offer additional insight into inflation trends, with forecasts pointing to a modest increase. Powell’s testimony, his first since July, will be closely analyzed for signals on future rate moves. Given the Fed’s cautious stance, his remarks could have a lasting impact on both traditional and crypto markets.
Beyond inflation reports and Fed commentary, overall market sentiment remains in flux as investors weigh economic stability against tightening policies. While lower inflation could support a more dovish Fed approach, lingering uncertainties about financial stability and global economic conditions may introduce volatility. Crypto traders, in particular, will be watching for any shifts that could either sustain Bitcoin’s recent momentum or trigger a pullback.
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