Bitcoin surged to a new July high above $62,000 on July 2, posting daily gains of nearly 4%. The rally was driven by weaker-than-expected US labor market data, reinforcing expectations that the Federal Reserve may ease its inflation-fighting policy. This marks the second day of 'green July' as crypto market sentiment continues to recover.
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Bitcoin hit a new July high above $62,000 on July 2, with daily gains of nearly 4%. The move was fueled by softer US jobs data, which bolstered expectations that the Federal Reserve could pivot toward a more accommodative policy to support the economy.

This is the second consecutive day of what traders are calling 'green July,' following a lackluster second quarter for crypto markets. The improved macro backdrop and rate-cut speculation are providing a tailwind for risk assets like Bitcoin.
Analysts suggest that if upcoming inflation data also comes in soft, the Fed may feel more confident to begin cutting rates as early as September, which could further boost crypto prices.
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