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Bitcoin

2026-09-07 12:48:29

Bitcoin Steadies Near $79,500 as Markets Eye US PPI, CPI and Treasury Auction

Bitcoin traded near $79,500 on September 7, with market focus shifting to the upcoming U.S. economic data releases for August, including the Producer Price Index (PPI) and Consumer Price Index (CPI), as well as the 10-year Treasury auction scheduled for Wednesday. These events are closely watched as they occur just before the Federal Reserve's policy meeting on September 15-16. The August nonfarm payrolls report, released earlier, showed an increase of 162,000 jobs, with the unemployment rate unchanged at 4.1%. Following the jobs data, market expectations for a September rate hike rose to approximately 58%, according to market pricing. Economists surveyed expect the August PPI to rise 0.4% month-on-month, while core PPI is forecast to increase 0.3%. These inflation figures will provide additional context for the Fed's decision-making. The crypto market is monitoring these developments for potential directional cues.

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Federal Reser

2026-09-04 13:57:43

IFM Investors: Next Week's CPI Will Determine Fed Action, Waller's Credibility at Stake

IFM Investors portfolio manager Ryan Weldon commented that the August nonfarm payrolls data will keep the Federal Reserve and the market completely focused on next week's inflation data. He said this could give the Fed more room to raise interest rates. If inflation does not show a convincing decline, the Fed will need to act to maintain the credibility that Waller earned after his hawkish remarks at the Jackson Hole symposium. The statement underscores the importance of the upcoming CPI report for the Fed's policy direction.

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Federal Reser

2026-09-03 03:31:11

Bank of America: Nonfarm Payrolls May Not Be Decisive for September Rate Hike, CPI Remains Key

Bond markets have been volatile recently, with investors awaiting two key U.S. data releases: the August nonfarm payrolls report on Friday and the August CPI on September 11. Bank of America views the employment data as an "appetizer" compared to the CPI "main course" in determining the Federal Reserve's September rate decision. The bank's analysts said Wednesday that nonfarm payrolls are unlikely to be the decisive factor for a September rate hike, unless a significant downside surprise occurs. Bank of America maintains its forecast for a September rate hike, emphasizing that inflation remains the Fed's primary concern.

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Federal Reser

2026-09-01 17:21:55

Kalshi Shows 60% Probability of Fed Rate Hike This Month, a Record High

Prediction market platform Kalshi reports a 60% probability of a Federal Reserve rate hike at this month's FOMC meeting, the highest in the platform's history. This shift reflects market adjustments to recent inflation data and Fed policy expectations.

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Federal Reser

2026-07-23 21:15:16

Fed Chair Warsh Heads to Congress as CPI, Rate Decisions Hang in the Balance

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh will testify before House and Senate panels this week, with hearings timed to CPI and PPI releases. Markets see a 70% chance of a rate hike by September, while Warsh avoids forward guidance and stresses internal debate. Inflation drivers include energy, tariffs, and AI demand; Fed independence and AI task forces also on the agenda.

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Bank of Japan

2026-07-23 20:00:16

Japan PM Takaichi Says No to Rate Hike, Yen Slides, Crypto Breathes Easier

Japan PM Takaichi reportedly urged BOJ Governor Ueda against further rate hikes, sending the yen lower. Market expectations for a March rate hike fade, easing liquidation risks for crypto assets tied to yen carry trades.

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ECB

2026-07-02 21:01:29

ECB President Lagarde: Most Policymakers Previously Prepared to Raise Rates in April

According to ChainCatcher, ECB President Lagarde stated that most policymakers had previously been prepared to raise interest rates in April. This indicates a high level of readiness within the ECB for tighter monetary policy.

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Yen depreciat

2026-06-23 14:01:46

Yen Near 40-Year Low: BOJ Hikes to 1% but Cannot Halt Depreciation

The Japanese yen is approaching its weakest level since 1986. Despite the Bank of Japan raising its policy rate to a 31-year high of 1% and jointly spending a record 11.7 trillion yen on intervention with the Ministry of Finance, the depreciation trend remains unchecked. The core contradiction lies in the widening U.S.-Japan interest rate spread, crowded carry trades, and limited room for further hikes due to high government debt.

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