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Bitcoin price eyes $74K as Fed rate-hike bets hit 96% after Waller speech

November 11, 2026 4 Min Read
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  • Waller would “nonetheless assist” December charge hike after decrease CPI
  • 2025 authorities shutdown to restrict market CPI cues


Waller would “nonetheless assist” December charge hike after decrease CPI

Information from TradingView confirmed $BTC/USD reaching $74,080 on Bitstamp, down 1.3% on the day.

$BTC/USD one-hour chart. Supply: Cointelegraph/TradingView

US inventory market futures leaned decrease as Fed governor Christopher Waller stated that he would assist mountaineering rates of interest by 25 foundation factors on the subsequent assembly of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) on Dec. 9. On the time of writing, Nasdaq 100 futures have been down 0.4%.

His resolution, he added, wouldn’t be swayed by lower-than-expected inflation knowledge. The October prints of the US Client Worth Index (CPI) is due for launch at 8.30 am Japanese time on Tuesday. It’s anticipated to point out a month-on-month enhance of 0.3% versus September when the rise was 0.6%, pushed larger by rising gasoline prices.

“Whereas I hope for an enchancment over September, even when this happens, I’d nonetheless assist a 25 foundation level enhance within the FOMC’s coverage charge at our December assembly,” Waller commented in a speech on the Financial institution of England Watchers Convention in London.

“Nonetheless, if inflation is available in considerably larger than I count on, extra strong motion by the FOMC could also be referred to as for.”

US CPI 12-month % change. Supply: BLS

Whereas CPI is especially delicate to fuel-price volatility, Waller additionally flagged excessive readings from the Private Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index, identified to be the Fed’s “most popular” inflation gauge and which he confirmed was the “measure focused by the FOMC.”

“Let’s simply say it. September’s inflation knowledge have been dangerous. There was no silver lining,” he stated, referring to PCE rising 0.5% month-on-month and three.7% year-on-year, respectively.

Following the speech, markets instantly repriced odds of a 25-basis-point hike in December from 76.3% to 96.3%, per knowledge from CME Group’s FedWatch Instrument.

Fed target-rate likelihood comparability for December FOMC assembly (screenshot). Supply: CME Group

2025 authorities shutdown to restrict market CPI cues

Monetary coverage tightening measures historically act as headwinds for crypto and threat asset costs as they indicate a discount in liquidity and related capital inflows.

Commenting on the impetus for the anticipated slowdown in CPI upside for October, Christopher Hodge, chief US economist at Natixis CIB Americas, pointed to cost declines in each gasoline and shelter.

“We predict the slowdown in core CPI will stem from a reversion of shelter costs, primarily homeowners’ equal rents and lodging away from house. Equally, the stabilization in diesel costs ought to assist to quell value pressures in energy-intensive items,” he wrote, quoted by CNBC.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), which publishes CPI, confirmed that Tuesday’s launch would come with solely month-on-month statistics as a result of 2025 US authorities shutdown decreasing knowledge availability. CPI knowledge for October 2025 was not issued for a similar purpose.

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