$ETH $BTC Alright, let me give you a quick analysis of the impact of U.S. inflation and unemployment data on cryptocurrencies and gold:

First: Cryptocurrencies (like Bitcoin and Ethereum)

Low inflation data (CPI lower than expected) means that inflation is slowing down, which often leads to:

Expectations for easing monetary policy (lowering interest rates or at least keeping them steady).

This is good for cryptocurrencies because:

Low interest rates mean higher liquidity in the market.

Investors are looking for alternative assets with higher returns – like Bitcoin.

But on the other hand:

Weak risk appetite after negative data (like a decline in S&P 500) may lead to a temporary sell-off in the digital market.

Some traders prefer safety during times of stress, which temporarily pressures Bitcoin.

In summary:

In the short term: possible volatility.

In the medium term: a slowdown in inflation could support the cryptocurrency market, especially if followed by a change in the Fed's tone.

Second: Gold

Gold directly benefits from lower inflation and a weak dollar.

The decline of the U.S. dollar index after CPI data supports the rise of gold.

Gold is a safe asset, so if traditional markets (like stocks) decline, investors often turn to it.

In summary:

Today's data leans in favor of gold, and we may see a rise in its prices in the coming days as long as expectations for interest rate stabilization or cuts continue.