TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin fell after September CPI came in at 3.7%, above forecasts, pushing Treasury yields higher and dragging crypto down alongside stocks. The hotter-than-expected inflation print put a Federal Reserve rate hike back on the table, pressuring risk assets.
Bitcoin Slips as September CPI Hits 3.7%, Reviving Fed Hike Bets
This is a reminder that crypto's macro sensitivity has not faded. A single inflation print can still reset rate expectations and transmit through yields into digital assets in the same session as equities, which matters for holders who treat bitcoin as an uncorrelated hedge. The open question is whether this repricing persists into the next data release or fades as it has after past upside inflation surprises.
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