Bitcoin surged nearly 4% on July 2 to break above $62,000, reaching a new July high. The rally was driven by weaker-than-expected US jobs data, which reinforced expectations that the Federal Reserve will ease inflation-fighting policies. The move extends the 'Green July' trend with strong volume support.
Bitcoin Rallies on Weak Jobs Report
Bitcoin prices hit a new July high on Tuesday, briefly topping $62,000 as markets reacted to disappointing US labor market data. The leading cryptocurrency gained nearly 4% in the past 24 hours, continuing the 'Green July' rally that began on July 1.

Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro shows BTC/USD rising from around $59,800 to a peak of $62,350 before pulling back slightly. The move was accompanied by above-average trading volume, suggesting strong buying interest. Analysts believe the soft jobs numbers could reduce pressure on the Federal Reserve to maintain aggressive rate hikes, creating a more favorable environment for risk assets like cryptocurrencies.
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