These figures are critical, as due to the previous government 'shutdown', data for October was not collected at all.
📊 Actual figures (November 2025):
CPI (Annual Inflation): 2.7% (expected 3.1%, previous value in September — 3.0%).
Core CPI (Base Inflation): 2.6% (excluding food and energy).
Inflation turned out to be lower than forecasts, indicating a real cooling of the economy.
🚀 How will this impact cryptocurrency?
The crypto market usually reacts to such data as a 'risk asset'.
Here are the main consequences:
✅Easing of Fed policy. As inflation slows down faster than expected, the Federal Reserve receives the 'green light' for further interest rate cuts. This increases liquidity in the markets.
✅Weakening of the dollar (DXY). Lower inflation often puts pressure on the dollar's exchange rate. When the dollar weakens, $BTC and altcoins traditionally show growth.
✅Return of the 'bullish' sentiment. After a period of consolidation and ETF outflows (when Bitcoin was trading around $86,000–$90,000), such news could trigger an attempt to break through the $100,000 mark.
✅Increase in interest towards altcoins. If Bitcoin stabilizes against positive macro data, capital will start flowing into $ETH Ethereum, $SOL Solana, and other assets with higher beta sensitivity.
🐂The data is positive (bullish) for the crypto market. We see a disinflationary trend that brings us closer to the Fed's target of 2%, which is ideal fuel for a 'Christmas rally'.👇
