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Bitcoin and Ethereum recovery potential tested by incoming U.S. inflation data
Softer employment figures sparked a broad risk-asset rally, though upcoming inflation readings will determine whether bullish momentum in crypto can sustain.
Global markets finished the week on a strong note after unexpected weakness in July U.S. employment data. The jobs report showed 23,000 positions lost, pushing Treasury yields lower and raising expectations for potential Federal Reserve rate cuts. This backdrop supported equities, precious metals, and crypto assets simultaneously. The S&P 500 gained 3.6% over the week while gold surged 7.5%, marking its strongest weekly performance since January.
Bitcoin traded around $65,000 with a 3.1% weekly gain—its first increase in three weeks—while Ethereum approached $2,000. The article identifies $67,000 as key resistance for Bitcoin and $2,200 for Ethereum heading into the new week. Sustained movement above these levels could strengthen short-term bullish structure, though the piece notes Bitcoin still faces overhead resistance and requires confirmation through continued buying volume.
Upcoming U.S. CPI and PPI inflation data represent the next major test for whether current momentum can continue, as these readings will influence Treasury yields and broader risk sentiment across financial markets.
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