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🚀 Bitcoin Faces Liquidity Challenges Amid Economic Indicators Bitcoin may face liquidity challenges, according to Delphi Digital's analysis. According to PANews, February's PCE data indicated a weakening in U.S. consumer spending even before the impact of the Iran conflict. Income levels have contracted, and real spending has shown almost no growth. Subsequently, March's CPI recorded a 3.3% increase, with energy accounting for three-quarters of the rise. The U.S. Leading Economic Index (LEI) is declining, typically leading real yields by about six months. The last occurrence of such a scenario was in 2022, when tight monetary policy coincided with an energy shock, resulting in Bitcoin's correlation with real yields turning deeply negative. #Bitcoin#LiquidityChallenges#EconomicIndicators#PCE#CPI#ConsumerSpending#USEconomy#LEI#RealYields#MonetaryPolicy#EnergyShock#BTC

🚀 U.S. Inflation Trends Show Potential Systemic Risks Amid Geopolitical Tensions CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost recently shared insights on the X platform regarding the current structure of U.S. inflation. According to Odaily, while the March Consumer Price Index (CPI) data recorded the largest month-on-month increase since 2022, the core CPI remained largely unchanged. This indicates that inflationary pressures have not yet fully spread across the economy. This trend requires ongoing monitoring through subsequent Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) data and in the coming months. As long as this structure persists, it suggests that inflation has not become systematically embedded in the U.S. economy and may be more of a temporary phenomenon, potentially linked to geopolitical conflicts. However, if the conflict between the U.S. and Iran prolongs, inflation could gradually evolve into a systemic risk, potentially impacting economic growth. In such a scenario, the Federal Reserve might be compelled to continue raising interest rates to address the situation. #USInflation#GeopoliticalTensions#CryptoQuant#CPI#PCE#InflationRisk#EconomicGrowth#FederalReserve#InterestRates#USIranConflict

🚀 U.S. Core PCE Price Index Annualized Rate for Q4 Finalized at 2.7% The U.S. core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index for the fourth quarter was finalized at an annualized rate of 2.7%, according to Jin10. This figure aligns with both the expected rate and the previous value of 2.7%. The core PCE price index is a key measure of inflation, excluding food and energy prices, and is closely monitored by the Federal Reserve to assess inflationary pressures in the economy. #USCorePCE#PCEPriceIndex#Inflation#FederalReserve#Economy#InflationaryPressure#EconomicIndicators#QuarterlyReport#USEconomy#PCE