Bitcoin (BTC) drops to US$ 82 thousand before US economic data; crypto prices fall this Monday (28)
The BTC is traded around US$ 82 thousand this Monday morning (28), down a little more than 2% in the first hours of the day.
The global cryptocurrency market also falls across the board today, as investors react to the jump in oil prices and calibrate expectations for the week.
In the market, Asian stocks closed lower. In Europe, markets start the day with no clear signal, and New York futures are down today.
The week began with attention focused on a more than 4% jump in crude oil barrel prices after US President Donald Trump rejected an Iranian proposal for a ceasefire and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
As a result, Brent, the international benchmark for prices, once again rose above US$ 108 per barrel, which tends to put pressure on inflation in the short, medium, and long term.
In addition, investors are keeping an eye on a slate of US economic data, with publications scheduled for this week.
The BTC is traded around US$ 82 thousand this Monday morning (28), down a little more than 2% in the first hours of the day.
The global cryptocurrency market also falls across the board today, as investors react to the jump in oil prices and calibrate expectations for the week.
In the market, Asian stocks closed lower. In Europe, markets start the day with no clear signal, and New York futures are down today.
The week began with attention focused on a more than 4% jump in crude oil barrel prices after US President Donald Trump rejected an Iranian proposal for a ceasefire and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
As a result, Brent, the international benchmark for prices, once again rose above US$ 108 per barrel, which tends to put pressure on inflation in the short, medium, and long term.
In addition, investors are keeping an eye on a slate of US economic data, with publications scheduled for this week.
