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Crypto markets face a crucial week as investors watch key US economic data, Big Tech earnings and Federal Reserve expectations. This is how this little
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From labor market data to quarterly earnings from industry giants like Tesla, Alphabet, and Intel, every major announcement has the potential to influence Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and other digital assets.
Why economic data is important for cryptocurrencies
Tuesday: ADP employment report
Wednesday: Tesla and Alphabet earnings
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Quarterly income
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Earnings per share
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Profit margins
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Investments in artificial intelligence
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capital expenditure
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Management guidance for future quarters
Thursday: Initial unemployment claims and Intel income
Friday: Manufacturing PMI and new home sales
A PMI reading above 50 generally indicates expansion, while a reading below 50 suggests contraction.
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New orders
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Production levels
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Employment
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Supplier deliveries
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Business confidence
Federal Reserve expectations remain the central issue
Geopolitical tensions add another layer of uncertainty
Why Crypto Traders Are Watching Closely
What could move Bitcoin this week?
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ADP Private Employment Data
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Tesla quarterly earnings
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Alphabet quarterly results
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Initial unemployment claims
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Intel earnings report
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Manufacturing PMI
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New home sales
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Federal Reserve Interest Rate Expectations
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Treasury Yield Movements
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Geopolitical events involving Iran
Final thoughts
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