Bitcoin falls to $72,800 as hot US CPI cements December Fed hike bets
Bitcoin fell 3.01% to $72,795 after October US CPI rose 0.4%, above forecasts, while Ether lost 5.52% and traders priced in a December Fed rate hike.
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Bitcoin fell 3.01% to $72,795 after October US CPI rose 0.4%, above forecasts, while Ether lost 5.52% and traders priced in a December Fed rate hike.
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US October CPI beat forecasts with 0.4% headline and 0.3% core, Treasury yields spiked, and Fed hike bets firmed as Waller floated a 50 bp December move.
US October CPI beat forecasts and Fed hike bets firmed. We use the 10 November ECB fixings and a US holiday to explain market liquidity for new traders.
Australian sentiment and business surveys hit multi-year lows as China imports jumped 41.6%, while forex traders turned to US CPI and the Fed's December path.
Australian surveys hit multi-year lows after AUD/USD's 9 November fixing rose to 0.6894. We use the Aussie's recent swings to explain leverage and margin.
The dollar gave back part of its post-payrolls rally as the NZ dollar rose after an election, while traders turned to US CPI and a heavy Treasury auction week.
The dollar eased from its payrolls spike in the 9 November ECB fixings. We use USD/JPY and Japan's record $50 billion yen defence to explain intervention.
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