US Consumer Price Seen Climbing on Tariffs Pass-Th
US Consumer Price Seen Climbing on Tariffs Pass-Through. As it stands, Bloomberg is projecting a 0.3% rise in core CPI, marking the largest month-over-month increase in five months. This can be largely attributed to the pass-through effects of Trump’s recent tariffs. However, is the market beginning to defy these broader macro stresses? Bitcoin’s 12% weekly gains may be the first clear sign of that shift. Despite renewed tariff threats, there’s been no post–Liberation Day-style collapse. And, according to AMBCrypto, that’s no coincidence.
Instead of derailing the rally, macro FUD might be fueling it. In that case, could CPI volatility become a launchpad rather than a threat, reinforcing Bitcoin’s current risk-on sentiment?
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