Bitcoin falls below $69,000 as liquidations top $1.6B and dollar rallies
Bitcoin fell 4.09% to $68,758, a 12-week low per CoinDesk, as liquidations topped $1.6 billion and a firmer dollar weighed. Fear & Greed held at 20.
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Bitcoin fell 4.09% to $68,758, a 12-week low per CoinDesk, as liquidations topped $1.6 billion and a firmer dollar weighed. Fear & Greed held at 20.
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The dollar eyed its biggest weekly gain since September as US PPI kept Fed hike bets alive and the ECB fixed USD/JPY at 160.00 on 13 November.
US October PPI rose 6.5% y/y vs 6.6% expected, yet Fed hike bets held and the dollar firmed. We use the 13 November ECB fixings to explain PPI.
USD/JPY touched 160 for the first time since September, per Investing.com, as Japan's Katayama warned of one-sided moves and vowed US coordination.
Japan's Katayama warned of one-sided yen moves as USD/JPY hit 160. We use the 159.70 ECB fixing to explain verbal intervention, or jawboning, for new traders.
USD/JPY fixed at 159.70 as hawkish Fed bets kept the dollar near a 19-month high, while a UK GDP beat failed to lift sterling and US claims rose to 200K.
GBP/USD's ECB fixing fell 0.39% to 1.3256 despite a UK GDP beat, as hawkish Fed bets lifted the dollar. We use the fixings to explain broad dollar strength.
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