Core inflation rate watched by Fed hit 2.8%, delayed September data shows, lower than expected

1. Interest rate–cut mechanism

Inflation falling to 2.8% gives the Fed more room to cut interest rates.
→ When interest rates go down, borrowing costs decrease, loans increase, and liquidity (money flow) in the economy rises.
→ Money tends to flow into high-risk assets like crypto.

2. Risk-on reaction

In periods when interest rates fall, investors move toward
→ tech stocks
bitcoin
→ altcoins
seeking higher returns.
Crypto usually rises during risk-on market conditions.

3. Dollar weakness and Bitcoin growth

When interest rates drop, the US Dollar Index (DXY) tends to decline.
→ When the dollar weakens, Bitcoin historically shows an upward trend.

4. Increase in ETF inflows

When macro data looks positive, institutional investors are more likely to allocate funds to
BTC ETFs
ETH ETFs
→ crypto funds.

Summary

Lower inflation that aligns with Fed expectations is generally bullish for crypto.
Crypto markets often move upward following such data releases.

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