Bitcoin, Ether begins in August on a trembling note while the dollar index exceeds 100; Yen hits 4 low months before the non -agitated payroll

The main cryptocurrencies experienced two-lane measures early Friday on Friday, when the dollar remained subject to the main fiduciary currencies following the announcement by President Donald Trump new prices.

Bitcoin (BTC) fell at $ 114,290, almost testing the re -ordered trend line in April and June, but has since recovered to exchange nearly $ 115,900, according to Coindesk data. ETHER (ETH), the second largest token by market value, imitated the action of BTC prices, erased the early drop to $ 3,616 to negotiate nearly $ 3,690.

The first tremors probably came from the extensive prices of Trump and the continuous increase in the dollar index (DXY) to more than 100, the highest since the end of May. The DXY, which follows the value of the greenback against large fiduciary currencies, won more than 3% in four weeks, referring to a potential financial tightening which often encourages traders to reduce their exposure to more risky assets.

Inflation fears the uprising

According to Robin Brooks, a main researcher at Brookings Institution, signs of inflation led by prices in the United States increase the dollar.

“There are all kinds of reasons why people explain why the dollar fell this year. At the origin of all that is a simple macro story: the prices were supposed to raise inflation, and that did not happen as fast as people expected. Well, it happens now. Inflation arrives …”, said Brooks on X.

Late Thursday, Trump announced scanning prices worldwide. The new order has retained the “universal” price for goods in the United States at 10%, the level announced on April 2. However, this rate will only be applied to the countries to which the United States has a trade surplus. Countries exporting more to the United States will be faced with a 15%tariff floor. Meanwhile, some Southeast Asian countries have been affected by larger prices.

These additional rates are likely to exacerbate the inflationary impact of taxes announced earlier this year. The data published Thursday showed that the impact of initial prices has slipped to the preferred inflation of the Fed, the Core PCE, in June

The price for personal consumer expenditure index increased 2.6% in annual shift in June, compared to 2.4% in May. The main figure, which excludes the volatile prices of food and energy, increased by 2.8% compared to the year, corresponding to the pace of May and equally at its highest level since February.

The renewed recovery of inflation will probably make it more difficult for the Fed to quickly reduce rates like President Trump. At the beginning of this week, the central bank left rates unchanged at 4.25%, while the hopes of the rates reduction merchants in September.

“The markets fell expectations for a drop in September. According to the CME Fedwatch tool, the chances of a reduction next month fell to only 41% – against 58% a week ago and more than 75% a month ago.

Mena added that the emphasis is now put in the report on the non-FRAD American pay on Friday.

Yen slides before payroll

The Japanese yen depreciated by 150.50.50 for the dollar in the morning of Tokyo, reaching the lowest level in four months.

The decline follows the comments of Thursday by the governor of BOJ, Kazuo Ueda, who indicated that the Japanese central bank is prudent as to the implementation of an additional rate on an early date.

The yen and the BTC are likely to undergo increased volatility after the publication of the figures of the pay on Friday.

“The data probably determines if Powell has the green light to act – or if the Fed remains away,” said Mena. “For the crypto, the more loose financial conditions would be a major rear wind. Bitcoin has historically followed global liquidity with a short delay. If work data confirms a cooling saving and the FED pivots, BTC could continue its higher version, with $ 150,000 and $ 200,000 still at stake.”

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