According to Bloomberg, the core CPI (Consumer Price Index) is expected to rise 0.3%, the largest monthly increase in five months. The main reason is said to be the pass-through effect of Trump’s recent tariffs.
However, is the market starting to ignore these broader macroeconomic stresses? Bitcoin’s 12% weekly gain may be the first clear sign of such a shift. Despite fresh tariff threats, there has been no Liberation Day-style crash. And according to AMBCrypto, this is no fluke.
Rather than stalling the rally, macroeconomic fear (FUD) may actually be fueling it. In that case, could CPI volatility become a springboard rather than a threat, amplifying the current risk-on sentiment in the market for Bitcoin?
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