Why this week could reprice Bitcoin in 48 Hours: Fed first, GDP and PCE right after
Bitcoin is heading into a rare macro window where the first reaction may age fast. The Federal Reserve is scheduled to conclude its April meeting on April 29, with the FOMC decision and press conference landing that afternoon. The next morning, the US Bureau of Economic Analysis is scheduled to release the first quarter GDP and […] The post Why this week cou...
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