🇺🇸 U.S. INFLATION SURPRISES AGAIN. WHAT’S NEXT FOR BITCOIN?

It seems it’s too early for the crypto market to relax.

Fresh data showed that U.S. consumer prices rose by 0.4% in October, although analysts had expected 0.3%. The increase was 0.6% the month before.

At first glance, the difference is small, but figures like these matter to financial markets.

Why does this matter for cryptocurrencies?

If inflation remains high, the Fed may not rush to cut interest rates. And expensive money usually does little to boost optimism about risky assets, including Bitcoin and altcoins.

This leaves us in a difficult situation: the market is already under pressure, and the macroeconomic picture offers little reason for confident optimism.

But I wouldn’t jump to conclusions. Sometimes the market prices in bad news in advance, and the reaction turns out to be quite different from what most people expect.

I’d like to hear your thoughts:

Do you think the Fed will continue to maintain a tight policy, or will there be a chance for easing after all?

And most importantly, will we see a Bitcoin recovery, or is another wave of declines still ahead?

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Let’s discuss 👇

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