Economic Data Week Could Sway Crypto Markets as Bitcoin Tests Resistance
Inflation and retail sales figures arriving this week may influence risk appetite, with Bitcoin approaching the $68,000–$70,000 zone.
This week brings a sequence of economic releases centred on inflation data that could reshape sentiment across crypto and broader risk assets. The schedule includes existing home sales data on Tuesday, followed by CPI and PPI figures on Wednesday and Thursday respectively, with retail sales and consumer sentiment data due Friday. According to market analysis, the inflation readings will be particularly significant for determining interest rate expectations.
Bitcoin has advanced toward $64,000, with the $68,000–$70,000 range identified as the next technical zone of interest. One analyst suggests the current rally may not signal the beginning of a sustained bull run, instead projecting a move to $69,000 followed by a deeper correction that could extend toward $57,000, $53,000 and $49,000 over the next two to three months.
Meanwhile, XRP analysts point to technical patterns they characterize as mirroring the token's 2017 cycle. Their roadmap outlines potential moves from $1.10 to $0.97, then $1.80, with subsequent targets at $2.70–$3.20. If the pattern holds, they forecast possible moves toward $6.50 and $13 further out, though they note these remain technical projections rather than certainties.
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