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The Fed’s PCE Data Used to Measure Inflation Has Been Released! What Was Bitcoin’s (BTC) Initial Reaction?

April 13, 2026 2 Min Read
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The main cryptocurrency, Bitcoin ($BTC), climbed again above $70,000 because the US-Iran warfare entered a two-week ceasefire.

The warfare between the 2 nations, which has been ongoing for greater than a month, has pushed up oil costs, growing inflation considerations. Within the March FOMC minutes launched yesterday, the Fed raised the opportunity of each rate of interest will increase and reduces concurrently as a result of results of the warfare.

Whereas there may be speak that the Fed might delay rate of interest cuts and even elevate charges within the face of inflation threat, the February knowledge on Private Consumption Expenditures (PCE), which the Fed intently displays when making rate of interest selections and is taken into account a number one indicator of inflation, has been launched.

Accordingly, the non-public consumption expenditure knowledge for February have been as follows:

Core Private Consumption Expenditures Value Index (Annual) Introduced 3.0% – Anticipated 3.0% – Earlier 3.1%

Core Private Consumption Expenditures Value Index (Month-to-month) Introduced 0.4% – Expectation 0.4% – Earlier 0.4%

Private Consumption Expenditures Value Index (Annual) Introduced 2.8% – Anticipated 2.8% – Earlier 2.8%

Private Consumption Expenditures Value Index (Month-to-month) Introduced 0.4% – Anticipated 0.4% – Earlier 0.3%

What was Bitcoin’s ($BTC) Preliminary Response?

*This isn’t funding recommendation.

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