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Markets rally after FOMC meeting, but Bitcoin bears still have a short-term advantage

Bitcoin's (BTC) price has been in a down-trend since the $69,000 all-time high on Nov. 10, when the the Labor report showed inflation pushing above 6.2% in the United States. While this news could be beneficial for non-inflationary assets, the VanEck physical Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) denial by the U.S.

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Bitcoin price slips below $47K as stocks, crypto prepare for this week’s FOMC meeting

Bitcoin (BTC) bulls are once again on the defensive foot after the breakout momentum that put the price above $50,000 on the weekend evaporated and pulled the price under $47,000. Analysts say the slight pullback in equities markets and the upcoming Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting are the primary

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Blow to Bitcoin as Key US Yield Hits Feb 2020 High Ahead of FOMC Meeting

Key Bitcoin Takeaways Bitcoin sell-off accelerated ahead of the US session as US 10-year Treasury yields hit a fresh 13-month peak. The cryptocurrency’s latest decline appeared ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee’s two-day policy meeting conclusion. Economists believe that the Fed Chairman Jerome Powell would maintain easy-money policies while ignoring intervention in

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Why Bitcoin Hit $8k Ahead of FOMC Update, Wiping Out Coronavirus Losses

Bitcoin closed above $8,000 this Wednesday, wiping all its Coronavirus-induced losses from mid-March.The cryptocurrency’s move uphill came ahead of Jerome Powell’s press conference at 1430 ET today.The Federal Reserve chairman is likely to discuss strategies to tame the contracting economy, with investors expecting him to keep the interest rates lower.Bitcoin

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Bitcoin Eyes Price Explosion as Traders Assess FOMC Policy Update

Bitcoin was catching a breath on Thursday after staying in a parabolic uptrend this week on the backs of favorable risk-off mood.The benchmark cryptocurrency stabilized near $9,300 during the Asian and European trading sessions, helped by persistent worries of the Coronavirus outbreak in China and other parts of the world.

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