The next publications of macroeconomic data in the US could boost risk assets, such as digital currencies.
The cryptocurrencies They operate mixed this Monday and Bitcoin (BTC) It remains above US $ 107,000, while investors are attentive to the monetary policy signs that the president of the President of the Federal Reserve (Fed), Jerome Powellduring his participation in a panel of the European Central Bank forum.
Investors expect Powell to give new clues about an eventual flexibility of monetary policy, something that added to the next publications of the macroeconomic data of USAcould promote risk assets such as digital currencies.
BTC loses up to 0.7% in the last 24 hours au $ s107,582, although it accumulated a variation of 5.9% in the last 7 days. For its part, Ethereum (eth) He earns 0.5% Au $ 2458.7 in the day, and climb up to 8.9% so far this week.
XRP (XRP)the fourth crypt in market capitalization, loses 0.4% Au $ 2,8 despite a variation of 7.5% accumulated in the week. BNB (BNB)Opera AU $ S653.34 after climbing 0.5%; Solana (Sol) Au $ S150.76 falls after retreating 0.8%; Tron (TRX) rises 0.6% au $ 0,277; and memecoin Dodgecoin (Doge) It earned 0.1% Au $ 0,1643.
Next Tuesday the key indicators of the US labor market: The June manufacturing index of the Supply Management Institute (ISM) and May and May of the Vacancia and Labor Rotation Survey (Jolts).
Subsequently, on Wednesday it will be the turn of the publication of the June non -agricultural employment data, and on Thursday the National Employment Report of the same month will be disseminated. The impact that these figures have could advance possible movements by the Fed.
The sum of these factors, plus the decision made on July 9, President Donald Trump on an eventual extension of the reciprocal tariffsallow to foresee days of high volatility in the crypto market, where BTC remains very close to its historical maximum of US $ 111,891.30, reached on May 22.
Source: Ambito
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