Bitcoin closes $107K CME gap as focus shifts to Friday's key CPI print
Summary
Bitcoin retreated to near $106,000 after briefly erasing its weekend CME futures gap, leaving traders unimpressed by the low-time frame volatility. The price action followed a sharp drop in gold, which some commentators suggested was the only driver for Bitcoin's earlier pump to over $114,000. Market sentiment remains choppy, with warnings of a potential retest of $100,000 due to renewed US dollar strength. The broader market pressure is intensifying as investors await the key September Consumer Price Index (CPI) release on Friday. This CPI print is critical as it is the only major macroeconomic data available to guide the Federal Reserve's future interest-rate decisions following the government shutdown. A softer CPI reading is expected to reinforce the soft-landing narrative, potentially boosting Bitcoin as liquidity expectations improve.
(Source:Cointelegraph)