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Bitcoin Price Gets a Boost From Producer Price Index Print

In brief Bitcoin up 0.5% to $114,000+ after producer price index fell 0.1% in August. 88% of investors expect 25 basis point Fed rate cut at next week’s FOMC meeting. Tomorrow’s consumer price index could drive additional crypto market volatility. Bitcoin ticked higher after the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported the producer price index dropped…

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Bitcoin ETFs Draw In $368M, Showing Strongest Demand Since August

In brief U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw significant inflows of $368.25 million, the highest in a month, reversing recent outflows and signaling renewed institutional conviction. Institutional buying is linked to investor positioning ahead of key macroeconomic reports this week and the Federal Reserve’s upcoming rate decision. Simultaneously, a capital rotation pattern from Ethereum to Bitcoin…

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Bitcoin, Ethereum Prices Stall, Where to Next?

In brief Investors are bracing for revisions to U.S. payrolls, inflation updates, and the Fed’s September 17 rate call. Analysts warn overlapping events, including VIX futures expiry, could set off sharp swings in risk assets. Ethereum shows stronger trading momentum than Bitcoin, with rising open interest and sustained spot demand. Monday’s lull in trading for…

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Bitcoin Steady as Traders Look to Friday’s Upcoming Jobs Data

In brief Bitcoin was flat over 24 hours, clawing back earlier losses to trade at $111,100, CoinGecko data shows. Goldman Sachs expects August payrolls to show 60,000 jobs added versus 75,000 forecast, with unemployment rising to 4.3%. Markets largely expect a 25-basis-point Fed cut on Sept. 17, though wage and unemployment surprises could sway the…

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Bitcoin ETFs See Biggest Inflows Since Early August, Analysts Urge Caution

In brief Bitcoin ETFs recorded two consecutive days of inflows exceeding $300 million, totaling $633.3 million across both sessions, the strongest two-day performance since early August. Fidelity’s FBTC led Tuesday with $132.7 million in inflows, while BlackRock’s IBIT dominated Wednesday with $289.8 million in inflows. Analysts characterized the movement as “concentrated dip-buying” rather than a…