Bitcoin Holds Key Support Level Ahead of US Inflation Data
Bitcoin holds support at $82,500 as markets await US inflation data and analyze Federal Reserve interest rate policy expectations.

Bitcoin holds support at $82,500 as markets await US inflation data and analyze Federal Reserve interest rate policy expectations.

Global markets show resilience despite record bond yields and geopolitical shocks, while crypto assets face outflows and declining user activity.

Bitcoin dropped below $83,000 as oil prices surged and U.S. borrowing costs reached a three-year high.

Global gold and silver holdings lost $400 billion in paper value as US Treasury yields hit 24-year highs, prompting a sharp market repricing.

Bitcoin trades near $86,000 as US stock indices reach record highs, while analysts monitor Federal Reserve rate expectations and market liquidity.

Bitcoin price faces resistance near $86,500 as rising US bond yields and market uncertainty temper investor momentum following a strong weekly close.

Oil prices fell as G7 nations committed to releasing 100 million barrels from strategic reserves to stabilize global energy markets.

Global capital is shifting from cash and bonds into risk assets, with institutional inflows into crypto ETFs and equity markets offsetting the impact of 24-year high interest rates.

The euro reached a 17-month low against the dollar amid political uncertainty in Spain and France, while rising interest rates continue to dampen European share sales.

The euro has fallen to a 17-month low as political uncertainty in Spain raises concerns about the stability of the eurozone.

Bitcoin surged to $86 913 after breaking through a major sell wall, supported by spot market inflows and increased activity in derivatives.

Bitcoin enters October at $83,823 amid shifting macroeconomic conditions and fluctuating ETF inflows as investors look to historical performance trends.

Donald Trump and Xi Jinping have announced a plan to rebrand AI as “super intelligence” to drive infrastructure investment, triggering a surge in tech valuations and prediction market activity.

Gold and silver markets dropped by $1,05 trillion in value on Monday as rising interest rate hike expectations and a stronger dollar pressured precious metals.

Market participants are tracking the probability of California's billionaire wealth tax initiative, which is currently priced at 30.5% ahead of the 2026 gubernatorial election.

U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping have extended their trade truce by two months to facilitate further negotiations.

Wall Street indices declined as Brent crude prices reached $100.50 per barrel and U.S. 10-year Treasury yields rose to 4.96%–4.99% amid Middle East tensions.

Potential U.S. diesel export restrictions are impacting global energy markets and influencing crude oil price prediction models.

Brent crude oil prices dropped below $99 per barrel amid diplomatic progress in U.S.-Iran relations and potential supply increases from Saudi Arabia.

Asian stock markets rose on strong demand for tech shares, while oil prices fell following increased supply from Saudi Arabia.
