
Bitcoin Climbs Near $65K as Cooling Inflation Reduces Rate-Hike Expectations
June CPI data lowered Fed rate-hike odds to 13%, boosting Bitcoin to nearly $65,000.
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June CPI data lowered Fed rate-hike odds to 13%, boosting Bitcoin to nearly $65,000.
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