Bitcoin Plummets to $55,500 as U.S. and Asian Markets Face Major Losses

TL;DR
- Bitcoin ($BTC) has dropped to $55,500, nearly erasing all gains from the previous month, amid a broader market decline.
- The U.S. stock market is experiencing significant losses, driven by weak manufacturing data and economic slowdown fears.

Bitcoin ($BTC) has seen a notable decline, hitting its lowest price since early August at $55,500. This downturn coincided with steep losses in both U.S. and Asian equity markets, where major stocks fell nearly 10%, reflecting growing economic concerns that are affecting investor sentiment across various sectors.

The broader cryptocurrency market also suffered, with a nearly 6% decline, as major tokens like Solana ($SOL) and Ethereum ($ETH) dropped over 7%. The U.S. stock indices, including the Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500, fell as much as 3.5%, marking a historically bearish September influenced by disappointing manufacturing data that has reignited fears of an economic slowdown.

In August, the Institute for Supply Management’s manufacturing index reported a slump for the fifth consecutive month, remaining below the critical 50 threshold. This index is a key indicator of economic activity in the U.S. manufacturing sector and reflects broader economic health.

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