According to U.Today, the United States is set to announce the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for March on April 10. The CPI, a measure of inflation, can significantly influence the Federal Reserve's decisions on interest rates. The following day, the minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting in March will be released, with a high likelihood of interest rates remaining unchanged in May. Such decisions can directly or indirectly affect the performance of digital assets, particularly Bitcoin.
When interest rates remain steady, it often indicates that the economy is stable enough not to require higher rates to curb inflation. For Bitcoin and other digital assets, stable interest rates could be seen as positive. Lower borrowing costs could lead to increased investment in riskier assets such as cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin's current price is around $71,539. If the news on April 10 and 11 suggests a favorable U.S. economy, Bitcoin could potentially see a boost as more investors may seek additional risk exposure. On the technical side, the key level to watch is around $67,000. If Bitcoin can maintain above this level, it might climb towards its all-time high. However, if Bitcoin cannot maintain this level, there is support at the 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) at around $57,757.
If the Bitcoin price remains bullish and the news from the CPI and FOMC is positive or at least not negative, digital assets might see stabilization. A steady or decreasing inflation rate could lead to increased confidence in riskier investments, potentially benefiting Bitcoin.