In the ever-evolving world of Bitcoin, the current price remains stable below the $27,000 mark. As investors eagerly monitor the price action, let's delve into the latest market updates that are influencing Bitcoin's trajectory.
Notably, Goldman Sachs predicts that US inflation will decline slower than the market expects, introducing a new layer of uncertainty.
In addition, the ongoing legal battles between the SEC and prominent players like Binance and Ripple are weighing heavily on the minds of market participants.
Amidst all this, JPMorgan sparks a discussion on the future of the US dollar in the face of China's projected economic dominance.
With these factors in play, let's explore how they shape the current landscape of the Bitcoin market.
In a note released on Friday, analysts from Goldman Sachs, led by chief interest rates strategist Praveen Korapaty, cautioned that the expected rate of decline in US inflation is projected to be slower than the current market expectations, as reported by Bloomberg.
The analysts at Goldman Sachs believe that investors may be underestimating the pace of inflation decline, assuming that a sharp economic growth slow would lead to a more rapid decrease in inflation.
They also suggest that market sentiment towards energy costs may be more pessimistic than what is reflected in commodities futures.
During their recent Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, the Federal Reserve decided to pause its cycle of interest rate hikes after implementing ten consecutive increases.
The decision was influenced by the May report from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) which showed a decrease in inflation from 4.9% to 4%, marking the smallest 12-month increase since March 2021.
However, core
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