Bitcoin bounced back nearly 4% on November 27, recovering from weekly lows as buyers stepped in. The cryptocurrency's price action is eyeing support at $95,000, boosted by U.S. macroeconomic data aligning with expectations, including jobless claims and the PCE Index. This fueled hopes for a potential interest rate cut next month, with a 66% chance of a 0.25% decrease, according to CME Group's FedWatch Tool. Despite inflation concerns, Bitcoin regained some losses, with traders noting wide order book liquidity. While opinions vary on Bitcoin reaching $100,000 soon, bullish sentiment persists.