Bitcoin Tests $76,500 Support as Markets Await US Inflation Data
Bitcoin is hovering above key support levels while traders brace for the upcoming consumer price index release and Federal Reserve meeting.
Bitcoin has been trading within a support range of $76,500 to $77,000 as market participants await Friday's US consumer price index report, where inflation is projected at 3.4%. Rising oil prices during August have elevated concerns over a hotter inflation print, which could increase pressure on the Federal Reserve ahead of next Wednesday's interest rate decision. According to the analysis, a failure to maintain the $76,500 level could open up a further price drop toward the $72,000 to $74,000 range.
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