Bitcoin’s correlation with US equities falls to multi-month low https://lnkd.in/dGhN-kwY
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On Week 3, the major stock indexes rallied, most reaching all-time highs, driven by the continued outperformance of the technology sector. Traders maintained optimism despite increasingly bearish comments from FOMC members, anticipating the expected Fed rate hikes. In contrast, EU markets slowed down due to hawkish remarks from ECB chiefs, while uranium and oil saw a sharp increase amid worsening geopolitics. Meanwhile, BTC dipped as some traders actively shorted their positions following the approval of a BTC ETF. The rest of the cypto market followed BTC into the red. Busy Week 4 ahead: US GDP, PCE, income/spending data, durable goods, PMIs, home sales, and earnings. Rate decisions in Euro Area, Japan, Canada, and others. Manufacturing and Services PMIs in several countries. Germany Ifo and GFK indices, Australia NAB Business Confidence. #crypto #cryptocurrency #bitcoin #exchange #assets #investing #cryptonews #market #trading #blockchain #ethereum #token #analytics #Markets #Finance #Economy #Business #Evernomics #Svetrating Read the full text: https://lnkd.in/gMeTrVSV
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On Week 3, the major stock indexes rallied, most reaching all-time highs, driven by the continued outperformance of the technology sector. Traders maintained optimism despite increasingly bearish comments from FOMC members, anticipating the expected Fed rate hikes. In contrast, EU markets slowed down due to hawkish remarks from ECB chiefs, while uranium and oil saw a sharp increase amid worsening geopolitics. Meanwhile, BTC dipped as some traders actively shorted their positions following the approval of a BTC ETF. The rest of the cypto market followed BTC into the red. Busy Week 4 ahead: US GDP, PCE, income/spending data, durable goods, PMIs, home sales, and earnings. Rate decisions in Euro Area, Japan, Canada, and others. Manufacturing and Services PMIs in several countries. Germany Ifo and GFK indices, Australia NAB Business Confidence. #crypto #cryptocurrency #bitcoin #exchange #assets #investing #cryptonews #market #trading #blockchain #ethereum #token #analytics #Markets #Finance #Economy #Business #Evernomics #Svetrating Read the full text: https://lnkd.in/gMeTrVSV
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On Week 3, the major stock indexes rallied, most reaching all-time highs, driven by the continued outperformance of the technology sector. Traders maintained optimism despite increasingly bearish comments from FOMC members, anticipating the expected Fed rate hikes. In contrast, EU markets slowed down due to hawkish remarks from ECB chiefs, while uranium and oil saw a sharp increase amid worsening geopolitics. Meanwhile, BTC dipped as some traders actively shorted their positions following the approval of a BTC ETF. The rest of the cypto market followed BTC into the red. Busy Week 4 ahead: US GDP, PCE, income/spending data, durable goods, PMIs, home sales, and earnings. Rate decisions in Euro Area, Japan, Canada, and others. Manufacturing and Services PMIs in several countries. Germany Ifo and GFK indices, Australia NAB Business Confidence. #crypto #cryptocurrency #bitcoin #exchange #assets #investing #cryptonews #market #trading #blockchain #ethereum #token #analytics #Markets #Finance #Economy #Business #Evernomics #Svetrating Read the full text: https://lnkd.in/gMeTrVSV
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"Fed-funds futures traders are now pricing in an 84.6% chance that the Fed will deliver its first interest-rate cut in September, according to the CME FedWatch Tool. That is up from 69.7% a day ago. The optimism has been reflected in the equity market's recent rally but has yet to be priced into the crypto market, analysts at QCP wrote in a Thursday note." Read more in MarketWatch by Dow Jones here: https://lnkd.in/gGMjN6HM
Why slowing inflation could power bitcoin toward a record high
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#MonthlyMarketReview - An excerpt from our February Monthly Market Review: Global equity markets surged higher in February. The S&P 500 and NASDAQ indexes reached all-time highs and the Japanese equity market reattained the level prevailing at its pre-bubble peak some 34 years ago. A frenzy fed by speculation over the transformative potential of an AI technological revolution was a main driver of the U.S. equity market gain. Hopes for continued disinflation and resilient economic growth also contributed to the rally. However, markets priced in a somewhat more realistic outlook on the timing of a Fed pivot to easing. Reflecting this reassessment, U.S. Treasury yields rose, and investment grade credit markets lost ground. High yield bonds, however, managed a small gain. The SEC’s approval of Bitcoin ETFs has accorded a veneer of respectability to the crypto market, resulting in large inflows and a spike in Bitcoin prices. Oil prices rose in February adding to January’s strong gains. The U.S. dollar appreciated marginally against most major currencies. Stay tuned for more insights and analysis as we navigate the dynamic global markets! You can find our latest Monthly Market Review and Market Commentary Reports on our website: https://lnkd.in/exKHUX2k #monthlymarketreview #investmentmanagement #ocio #strategicinvestmentgroup
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On Week 3, the major stock indexes rallied, most reaching all-time highs, driven by the continued outperformance of the technology sector. Traders maintained optimism despite increasingly bearish comments from FOMC members, anticipating the expected Fed rate hikes. In contrast, EU markets slowed down due to hawkish remarks from ECB chiefs, while uranium and oil saw a sharp increase amid worsening geopolitics. Meanwhile, BTC dipped as some traders actively shorted their positions following the approval of a BTC ETF. The rest of the cypto market followed BTC into the red. Busy Week 4 ahead: US GDP, PCE, income/spending data, durable goods, PMIs, home sales, and earnings. Rate decisions in Euro Area, Japan, Canada, and others. Manufacturing and Services PMIs in several countries. Germany Ifo and GFK indices, Australia NAB Business Confidence. #crypto #cryptocurrency #bitcoin #exchange #assets #investing #cryptonews #market #trading #blockchain #ethereum #token #analytics #Markets #Finance #Economy #Business #Evernomics #Svetrating Read the full text: https://lnkd.in/gWVfJmKq
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Market speculation rises on potential Fed rate cuts in US summer. The Fed's monetary policies have a nuanced impact on Bitcoin, extending beyond its traditional role as an inflation hedge. Read the full article here 👇
Speculation Grows Around Bitcoin's Response to Potential Fed Rate Cuts
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BTC to hit $100k and here is why :) I usually say, if someone gives you price predictions, run away from them! What truly matters is how the market is pricing the distribution of different outcomes, not the outcome itself. Right now, the option markets are pricing a mere 1.68% probability that BTC will be higher than $100k in the next 2 months. Personally, I think that’s way too low! Bold claim, I know. But our main motivation for this view is supply-related. We believe the BTC halving has been somewhat overshadowed by ETF inflows/outflows, macro volatility, and political headlines. Now, don’t get me wrong—we don’t underestimate the impact of these factors. In fact, we’ve argued before that BTC is becoming a macro asset, which is why its recent 20% drop during the macro volatility a few weeks ago was justified. However, we think we’re reaching a point where the impact of the BTC halving on the supply side might finally start to show in the price. As you can see in the chart below, aside from the 2012 episode, BTC halving took longer to start positively impacting the price. In both the 2016 and 2020 episodes, it took about 100-150 days post-halving before BTC began to rally. We’re comfortably within that range now. While we don’t necessarily think macro and political uncertainty can be ignored, we do believe the path to much higher BTC prices will be volatile—but it won’t change the overall direction. We’ll be diving deeper into this topic, including a comprehensive analysis of BTC’s correlations with other macro assets. If you haven’t already, sign up for our research product to access the full report. https://lnkd.in/dvQKpEPn.
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