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$BTC US Inflation Data Expected to Show Cooling, But Risks Remain The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is set to release its February Consumer Price Index (CPI) report on Wednesday at 12:30 GMT, offering a critical insight into inflation trends. Market analysts anticipate a slight drop in inflation, which could influence Federal Reserve policy, the US dollar, and risk assets like cryptocurrencies. The headline CPI inflation rate is expected to come in at 2.9% year-over-year (YoY), down from 3.0% in January, marking the first dual decline in core and headline inflation since July 2024. The core CPI inflation rate, which excludes food and energy, is projected to fall to 3.2% from 3.3%. Monthly inflation projections: Headline CPI: +0.3% MoM Core CPI: +0.3% MoM Analysts at TD Securities predict a broad-based deceleration in inflation, noting that housing costs and goods prices may decline, contributing to an easing trend. How the CPI Data Could Affect the Federal Reserve's Rate Decision The Federal Reserve has signaled caution on rate cuts, with Chair Jerome Powell stating last week that economic conditions remain "solid" but inflation must cool further before monetary easing is considered. Markets have already priced in 85 basis

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#CryptoRoundTableRemarks US Inflation Data Expected to Show Cooling, But Risks Remain The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is set to release its February Consumer Price Index (CPI) report on Wednesday at 12:30 GMT, offering a critical insight into inflation trends. Market analysts anticipate a slight drop in inflation, which could influence Federal Reserve policy, the US dollar, and risk assets like cryptocurrencies. The headline CPI inflation rate is expected to come in at 2.9% year-over-year (YoY), down from 3.0% in January, marking the first dual decline in core and headline inflation since July 2024. The core CPI inflation rate, which excludes food and energy, is projected to fall to 3.2% from 3.3%. Monthly inflation projections: Headline CPI: +0.3% MoM Core CPI: +0.3% MoM Analysts at TD Securities predict a broad-based deceleration in inflation, noting that housing costs and goods prices may decline, contributing to an easing trend. How the CPI Data Could Affect the Federal Reserve's Rate Decision The Federal Reserve has signaled caution on rate cuts, with Chair Jerome Powell stating last week that economic conditions remain "solid" but inflation must cool further before monetary easing is considered. Markets have already priced in 85 basis

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#CryptoCPIWatch US Inflation Data Expected to Show Cooling, But Risks Remain The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is set to release its February Consumer Price Index (CPI) report on Wednesday at 12:30 GMT, offering a critical insight into inflation trends. Market analysts anticipate a slight drop in inflation, which could influence Federal Reserve policy, the US dollar, and risk assets like cryptocurrencies. The headline CPI inflation rate is expected to come in at 2.9% year-over-year (YoY), down from 3.0% in January, marking the first dual decline in core and headline inflation since July 2024. The core CPI inflation rate, which excludes food and energy, is projected to fall to 3.2% from 3.3%. Monthly inflation projections: Headline CPI: +0.3% MoM Core CPI: +0.3% MoM Analysts at TD Securities predict a broad-based deceleration in inflation, noting that housing costs and goods prices may decline, contributing to an easing trend. How the CPI Data Could Affect the Federal Reserve's Rate Decision The Federal Reserve has signaled caution on rate cuts, with Chair Jerome Powell stating last week that economic conditions remain "solid" but inflation must cool further before monetary easing is considered. Markets have already priced in 85 basis

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$USDC BTC to $100K?! Trump & Fed Fueling the Fire! 🔥🔥 Bitcoin is going parabolic! 🚀 After smashing through $99,000, the magical $100K mark is within reach! What's pumping this rally? 🤔 The Fed decided to keep interest rates steady 😌, giving markets the green light. HUGE NEWS! President Trump hinted at a "major trade deal" with a "highly respected country." Could this be the catalyst we've been waiting for?! 🤝💰 This news is injecting massive optimism into the crypto space. Buckle up, folks, it looks like we're heading for new all-time highs! 📈🌕 Buy BTC now !!

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