Bitcoin ends October in red, but now enters its biggest month for gains

Bitcoin has typically recorded its strongest month for gains in November, and there are certainly macro tailwinds to make it happen again. Bitcoin has stepped into its historically most significant month for gains November with an average increase of 42. 51% since 2013 meaning Bitcoin could surpass $160,000 this month if history rhymes. However, a crypto analyst noted that several macroeconomic factors are also at play. “I do think seasonal charts matter a lot, but it has to be combined with a lot of other factors,” said crypto analyst Markus Thielen from 10x Research. Read more. Continue reading Bitcoin ends October in red, but now enters its biggest month for gains

GBP/USD could climb further towards 1.3500 amid a weaker USD

The post GBP/USD could climb further towards 1. 3500 amid a weaker USD appeared com. GBP/USD Price Forecast: Could climb further towards 1. 3500 amid a weaker USD The GBP/USD pair gains positive traction for the second successive day on Thursday and recovers further from its lowest level since early August, around the 1. 3250-1. 3245 region touched earlier this week. The US Dollar (USD) selling remains unabated and turns out to be a key factor acting as a tailwind for the currency pair, which largely shrugged off rather unimpressive UK macro releases. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) reported that the British economy expanded by a lackluster 0. 1% in August. This was in line with consensus estimates, though it was offset by a downward revision of the previous month’s reading, which showed that the economy contracted by 0. 1%. Meanwhile, the UK Industrial Production rose by 0. 4% in August following a 0. 4% fall in the previous month. Read more. British Pound braces for further losses The British pound remains under sustained pressure, driven by a weakening domestic economy and receding inflation concerns. Recent UK macroeconomic data indicate stagnation in the service sector and a continued decline in consumer spending. At the same time, slowing wage growth is giving the Bank of England greater flexibility to adopt a more dovish stance. Market expectations now point to a high likelihood of a rate cut at one of the bank’s forthcoming meetings. Read more. Source:. Continue reading GBP/USD could climb further towards 1.3500 amid a weaker USD