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📊 Key Cryptocurrency Events for the Second Week of September 2024
🔎 September 11 - CPI Data:
US inflation data is due out, and it could have a major impact on the cryptocurrency market, making it an opportunity for investors to hedge against inflation.
🔎 September 13 - Numerai V5 Update Release:
A new update aims to enhance data-driven investment strategies, which could increase interest in NMR and impact its value.
🔎 September 7 - Yield Guild Games Beta:
The platform will open its doors to more users, which could increase the activity of the “play to earn” system and support YGG prices.
🔎 September 10 - Trump-Harris Presidential Debate:
This political event could indirectly impact the cryptocurrency market, given the heavy focus on the economy.
📈 #التضخم | #العملات_الرقمية #ترامب_هاريس #الاستثمار #تداول_الخيارات $BTC $ETH $BNB
🔎 September 11 - CPI Data:
US inflation data is due out, and it could have a major impact on the cryptocurrency market, making it an opportunity for investors to hedge against inflation.
🔎 September 13 - Numerai V5 Update Release:
A new update aims to enhance data-driven investment strategies, which could increase interest in NMR and impact its value.
🔎 September 7 - Yield Guild Games Beta:
The platform will open its doors to more users, which could increase the activity of the “play to earn” system and support YGG prices.
🔎 September 10 - Trump-Harris Presidential Debate:
This political event could indirectly impact the cryptocurrency market, given the heavy focus on the economy.
📈 #التضخم | #العملات_الرقمية #ترامب_هاريس #الاستثمار #تداول_الخيارات $BTC $ETH $BNB
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• Here is a summary of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's statement
1. Inflation has fallen significantly but is still very high
2. The Federal Reserve confirms the long-term inflation target at 2%
3. The strong pace of migration has enhanced participation in the labor market
4. The Fed says the unemployment rate remains low
5. The economic outlook is uncertain and the Fed is alert to risks
6. The Fed needs more confidence that inflation is heading to 2%
7. The battle against inflation is likely to continue for years.
8. Powell said that if the economy remains strong and inflation continues, high interest rates will remain for a longer period.
This comes after they raised their headline and core inflation expectations for personal consumption expenditures.
#بنك_الاحتياطي_الفيدرالي #التضخم #سعر_الفائدة #CryptoMENA #Binance
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1. Inflation has fallen significantly but is still very high
2. The Federal Reserve confirms the long-term inflation target at 2%
3. The strong pace of migration has enhanced participation in the labor market
4. The Fed says the unemployment rate remains low
5. The economic outlook is uncertain and the Fed is alert to risks
6. The Fed needs more confidence that inflation is heading to 2%
7. The battle against inflation is likely to continue for years.
8. Powell said that if the economy remains strong and inflation continues, high interest rates will remain for a longer period.
This comes after they raised their headline and core inflation expectations for personal consumption expenditures.
#بنك_الاحتياطي_الفيدرالي #التضخم #سعر_الفائدة #CryptoMENA #Binance
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US CPI was weaker than expected at 0.3% in April. Bitcoin price rises to 63.7 thousand
The US monthly #التضخم pace declined in April, according to the government's #المستهلك price index (#CPI), rising 0.3% versus 0.4% in March and economists' expectations of 0.4%.
The rest of the report also showed slight declines in line with expectations. On an annual basis, the CPI rose 3.4% versus estimates of 3.4% and 3.5% in March. The core CPI - which excludes food and energy costs - rose 0.3% in April versus estimates of 0.3% and 0.4% in March. On an annual basis, core CPI rose 3.6% versus expectations of 3.6% and March 3.8%.
The rest of the report also showed slight declines in line with expectations. On an annual basis, the CPI rose 3.4% versus estimates of 3.4% and 3.5% in March. The core CPI - which excludes food and energy costs - rose 0.3% in April versus estimates of 0.3% and 0.4% in March. On an annual basis, core CPI rose 3.6% versus expectations of 3.6% and March 3.8%.
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What US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said:
'Time is ripe' for Fed rate cut as inflation confidence grows
We neither seek nor welcome further cooling of labour market conditions.
We will do everything we can to support a strong labor market as we make further progress toward price stability.
The timing and pace of rate cuts will depend on data, expectations and the balance of risks.