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Bitcoin tops $65K as US inflation drops, Fed rate hike less likely
Bitcoin rises above $65K as US inflation drops, reducing Fed rate hike chances. Bitcoin above $52K by July 15, 2026 at 99.9% YES.
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benzinga.com
Bitcoin Plummets Below $63,000: Why Is BTC Going Down Again?
Jordy Visser believes Bitcoin is forming a long-term bottom and could trade above $100,000 within a year, with the July 28–29 FOMC meeting serving as a key catalyst. Visser…
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cryptobriefing.com
US consumer prices fall in June, easing pressure on Federal Reserve
US consumer prices fell in June, easing pressure on the Federal Reserve. Bitcoin above $52K by July 15, 2026 at 99.9% YES.
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Bitcoin surges as US CPI falls 0.4% in June, biggest drop since 2020
US CPI came in at 4% year-over-year with core CPI at 3%, both below expectations. Bitcoin rallied near $62,600 as rate cut odds increased ahead of the July
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decrypt.co
Bitcoin Ticks Up to $64K Following Largest Inflation Slowdown in Six Years - Decrypt
Bitcoin rose after June's CPI fell 0.4%, denting Fed rate hike expectations despite Middle East conflict looming over the crypto market.
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Bitcoin climbs above $63,700 as US June CPI shows sharp inflation drop
Bitcoin climbs above $63,700 after US June CPI shows inflation drop. Bitcoin above $58K by July 16 at 99.3% YES.
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Traders expect Federal Reserve to skip July rate hike as inflation cools
June CPI fell 0.4% month-over-month, the steepest drop since April 2020, sending Fed rate-hike odds tumbling and easing pressure on crypto markets.
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US consumer prices fall in June for first time since 2020 pandemic
US consumer prices fell in June for the first time since 2020. Bitcoin above $52K by July 15, 2026 at 99.9% YES.
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US consumer inflation slows more than expected in June, Bitcoin rallies as rate hike fears fade
US CPI fell 0.4% in June, beating forecasts as energy prices dropped. Bitcoin rallied 2% to $63,400 as Fed rate hike odds declined sharply.
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news.bitcoin.com
Bitcoin Bulls Drive BTC Near $65,000 Despite Middle East Strikes as Shorts Collapse
BTC nears $65K as inflation data offsets rising oil prices and geopolitical tension. Can BTC sustain its momentum amid fading rate cut hopes?
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coindesk.com
BTC, ETH, SOL price news: Bitcoin nears $65,000 as Fed rate-hike expectations drop
The June CPI print pulled hike odds from 43% to 13%, with analysts now watching the September FOMC meeting for further cues on positioning.
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Bitcoin tops $64,000 as cooling US inflation eases Fed rate hike fears
Bitcoin rises above $64,000 as US inflation cools. Bitcoin above $58K on July 16 at 99.9% YES.
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Bitcoin tops $65K as US inflation drops, Fed rate hike less likely
Bitcoin rises above $65K as US inflation drops, reducing Fed rate hike chances. Bitcoin above $52K by July 15, 2026 at 99.9% YES.
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Bitcoin (BTC) price rally cools as investors digest inflation data, oil clouds outlook: Crypto Daily
The day ahead in crypto: July 15, 2026
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Bitcoin Blasts Past $65K as Soft Inflation Ignites Stocks, Gold and Crypto
Bitcoin tops $65,000 as softer PPI lifts stocks and gold, while Brent crude holds above $85 on Mideast supply risk.
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US producer inflation cools more than expected in June, Bitcoin holds above $65K
US producer prices fell 0.3% in June, undershooting the expected 6.2% annual rate at 5.5%. Bitcoin held above $65K as markets priced in potential Fed rate
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Bitcoin Tops $65,000 Despite Record-High Social Disinterest: What Is Driving the Rally?
Bitcoin tops $65,000 as dovish Fed remarks and soft inflation data lift prices while crypto social volume nears a two-year low.
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bitcoinmagazine.com
Bitcoin Price Surges Over $65,500 On Soft Inflation Data
Bitcoin price jumped over $65,000 per coin after US inflation data was cooler than expected.
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US Federal Reserve officials embrace softer inflation data, signal more work ahead
June CPI data came in softer than expected at 3.5% YoY, sparking a Bitcoin rally above $63,800 as Fed officials warn more progress is needed on inflation.