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finance7 months ago

Bitcoin's Bullish Trends and Market Outlook

Global liquidity has turned negative again, leading to a shift in risk appetite from cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin to traditional stocks, which may impact Bitcoin's performance and its correlation with the stock market. The decline in liquidity suggests stricter monetary policies and could weaken demand for risk-on assets, with Bitcoin showing signs of weakening relative to stocks. The future movement of Bitcoin depends on macroeconomic factors and whether it can reclaim key resistance levels.

via AMBCrypto|
#bitcoin#cryptocurrency#finance
economy2 years ago

Strategist Warns of Impending Economic Breakdown or Further Tightening Measures

Strategists at BNP Paribas warn that global liquidity is drying up due to factors such as TLTRO repayments in the eurozone and increased pressure on reserves in the US. They suggest a defensive approach to engaging with the FX carry theme and note that popular longs like the Hungarian forint, Brazilian real, and Mexican peso have struggled recently. The strategists argue that either policy tightening is nearly enough and a deterioration in data is imminent, or even more restriction is needed. Recent price action, with higher yields and a drop in the S&P 500, indicates a shift towards a more challenging risk environment.

via MarketWatch|
#bank-of-japan#economy#european-central-bank
cryptocurrency2 years ago

China's Rate Cut Fails to Boost Bitcoin or Economy

Bitcoin remained stable as China's first cut in benchmark lending rates in 10 months failed to boost traditional markets. The looser conditions contrast with continued monetary tightening in western economies and follow recent economic reports that showed the world's second-largest economy is losing steam and is on the brink of deflation. Some crypto observers say a bigger China stimulus could compensate for the hawkish biases of the U.S. Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank and others, eventually pushing risk assets higher.

via CoinDesk|
#bitcoin#china#cryptocurrency