Bitcoin briefly moved lower after the latest U.S. unemployment-related data was released, according to HTX market data cited by BlockBeats on Sept. 10. The cryptocurrency dipped to $77,399 in a short downward wick before trading at $77,551.
The economic data in focus was the U.S. initial jobless claims reading for the week ended Sept. 5. The figure came in at 206,000, slightly above the market expectation of 205,000. The previous reading was revised from 206,000 to 207,000.
The update captures a quick market reaction tied to the release, with Bitcoin showing a brief downside move immediately afterward. No additional market data or broader price trend details were provided in the source.
Bitcoin briefly dipped to $77,399 after U.S. labor data was released, according to HTX market data cited by BlockBeats on Sept. 10. It was later quoted at $77,551.
The data released was U.S. initial jobless claims for the week ended Sept. 5, which came in at 206,000. The market expectation was 205,000, while the previous reading was revised from 206,000 to 207,000.
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