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Bitcoin Reclaims $81,000 Amid Geopolitical Speculation and Federal Reserve Signals

Bitcoin climbed back above $81,000 on Thursday, lifted by geopolitical developments and comments from Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller.

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Bitcoin moved past $81,000 on Thursday, recovering from a drop below $77,000 earlier in the week. The advance followed a Wall Street Journal report stating that senior aides are advising President Donald Trump to declare the war with Iran over, citing domestic political pressure ahead of midterm elections.

Oil markets displayed contrasting signals during the session. Brent crude rose toward $98 a barrel to reach a six-week high, while commodity shipping through the Strait of Hormuz dropped to six vessels on Wednesday compared to a 10-day average near 13. Reports also indicated continued US military posturing in the region.

Cryptocurrency markets found further support in macroeconomic commentary from Fed Governor Christopher Waller. Waller pointed to slowing three-month core inflation figures, which fell to 3.05% through July from 4.76% in February, indicating he may favor keeping interest rates unchanged at the central bank's upcoming September meeting.

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