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Crypto Market Update: US PPI Jumps 0.2%, Sends Bitcoin Price on Rebound Course

The crypto market and Bitcoin price are in the spotlight just a day after the United States Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics released the headline inflation data. With the release of the US Producer Price Index (PPI), which came in at…

Crypto Market Update: US PPI Jumps 0.2%, Sends Bitcoin Price on Rebound Course
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Key Insights:

  • The US PPI reading comes in at 4.7% as against expectations of 4.9%.
  • With relatively controlled inflation, crypto market experts are watching the long-term impact on Bitcoin price and other altcoins.
  • Beyond macro policies, the push for the CLARITY Act is also being watched as a defining shift for the crypto market.

The crypto market and Bitcoin price are in the spotlight just a day after the United States Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics released the headline inflation data. With the release of the US Producer Price Index (PPI), which came in at 4.7%, up 0.2%, with signs that inflation remains a crucial headwind for the economy.

Crypto Market: The US PPI Inflation and Monetary Expectations

Understanding the relationship between headline inflation and risk-on markets manifests over a period of time. In the June release of the US PPI data by the Labor Department, inflation dropped 0.3%, a sign that there’s marginal control on prices. The current reading comes in despite expectations of 4.9%, proving the economy is handling inflation much better.

US PPI Market Data | Source: Walter Bloomberg

With the current outlook, producers are getting relatively higher prices, which are then passed on to consumers. By implication, the purchasing power of the US dollar is further reduced, making a crucial case for the crypto market.

Notably, previous CPI and PPI releases show inflationary growth, but have had little defined effect in fueling Bitcoin price growth. In earlier US PPI releases, the hot inflation readings have often been accompanied by predictions of Bitcoin price soaring. Despite these lofty projections, Bitcoin has traded below the $85,000 mark for over 4 months.

By comparison, monetary policies under Kevin Warsh are proving effective, and the crypto market is watching out for the next direction in relation to a hike or a slash in interest rates. For many analysts, the question remains whether inflationary pressures can be tapered down consecutively into the end of the third quarter.

Crypto Market and Bitcoin Price Boost

For months, the crypto market, with Bitcoin price as a reference, has maintained a range-bound motion that has extended the winter season. With occasional Bitcoin selloffs from top treasury firms like Strategy Inc, the market needed a crucial boost to uplift prices.

Following the release of the US PPI, Bitcoin price fell by 0.63% to $63,579 as of writing. A similar bearish drawdown has also engulfed the market, confirming the negative leaning to the inflationary data on the part of crypto investors.

Although the industry is volatile, favorable macro updates tend to turn the tide afterwards. Considering that Bitcoin price has ranged from a low of $63,000 to a local high of $65,000 over the past week, more subtle value fluctuations may be priced into the market in the coming hours or days.

The expectations of liquidity flowing into the crypto market since the Federal Reserve ended quantitative tightening 8 months ago have not particularly materialized. This drawback might further be pronounced should the Fed push the limits on its 3.5% to 3.75% interest rate range.

Considering capital from native investment firms is not flowing in, the crypto market is dependent on the Fed to turbocharge potential market revival. For now, the US PPI, despite its impressive reading, may not change the Bitcoin price outlook for now.

Market Hopes Beyond the Federal Reserve

While Bitcoin has dropped by 47% over the past year, altcoins have also recorded more steep drops in their prices. Ethereum is down 59.67% within the time period, while XRP and Solana have fallen by 69% and 62%, respectively.

Expectations on the horizon are the CLARITY Act, which is currently stalling in Congress. As one of the key legislative milestones in the crypto market, proponents believe it will position the industry in a way that will remove ambiguity for all stakeholders.

Despite the CLARITY Act setback, industry stakeholders are hopeful that the US SEC may unveil its own rules for the crypto market in the long term, a move that will benefit Bitcoin price and altcoins.

The post Crypto Market Update: US PPI Jumps 0.2%, Sends Bitcoin Price on Rebound Course appeared first on The Coin Republic.

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