
Bitcoin Price to Follow Major Stock Indexes to New ATH Soon
Institutional demand for Bitcoin has driven the recent bullish narrative, a month after the fourth BTC halving event.
Institutional demand for Bitcoin has driven the recent bullish narrative, a month after the fourth BTC halving event.
Bitcoin price has struggled to rally beyond $72K despite its dominance against altcoins rallying further against all odds.
According to Powell, its is unlikely that the Fed will be ready to cut interest rates at the March meeting.
There was a general rise in the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite indexes following hints that the Fed policy would favor the general market.
With yesterday’s historic high, the Dow Jones extends its Q4 rally to more than 10%. On the other hand, the technology sector also makes a fresh all-time high.
Stock futures are mixed after the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed its best month in more than a year.
Following the release of the CPI report, Fed-funds futures pricing data indicated that rates are likely to remain steady at the next Federal Reserve policy meeting.
The stock market’s decline coincided with a significant increase in bond yields. However, market experts remain cautiously optimistic about the overall trajectory.
The Dow had the weakest performance among the three major indexes during Tuesday’s session, primarily due to several declining stocks.
The S&P 500 (INDEXSP:.INX) and Nasdaq Composite (INDEXNASDAQ:.IXIC) equity indexes advanced for the second consecutive day.
The US stock futures were slightly down early this morning as the third-quarter earnings season gained momentum.
Analysts have warned that the rise in the bond yields could pose significant challenge to equity market and other risky investments like crypto.
One of the primary drivers of the recent tech stock downturn is the surge in bond yields.
Concerns about higher interest rates can lead to reduced borrowing, higher financing costs, and a potential slowdown in economic activity.
The Nasdaq saw a lower close as tech stocks fell after Oracle released figures that disappointed Wall Street.