Bitcoin Drops Below $74,000 as Core Inflation Runs Above Forecasts
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Bitcoin fell below $74,000 after October core inflation came in above forecasts, swinging more than $1,100 within five minutes of the Bureau of Labor Statistics release before settling in the high-$73,000s. The move highlights how sensitive crypto markets remain to macro data, with hotter-than-expected price pressures weighing on risk assets. Traders will watch whether bitcoin can reclaim the $74,000 level or extend losses as markets reassess the inflation outlook.
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