Bitcoin surged nearly 4% on the second day of 'Green July,' reclaiming $62,000 and setting a new monthly high. Weaker-than-expected US labor market data reinforced expectations of a dovish Fed policy pivot, boosting risk assets like crypto.
Bitcoin Breaks $62,000
Bitcoin extended its rally on the second day of 'Green July,' gaining nearly 4% to top $62,000, reaching a new high for the month. The move came after US employment data showed a slowdown in job growth, fueling bets that the Federal Reserve may ease its inflation-fighting stance.

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The softer jobs report weakened the dollar and strengthened the case for a pause or reversal in rate hikes. Crypto assets, sensitive to liquidity conditions, benefited from the dovish outlook. Traders now eye upcoming inflation data and Fed commentary for further direction.
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