MARKET: Bitcoin (BTC) reaches $73,000 after CPI surges to 3.3% Here’s why the market is rallying. The March CPI rose 3.3% year over year, but gasoline alone, with a 21.2% increase in a single month, accounted for almost three quarters of that rise, while core inflation came in at 2.6%, below the 2.7% forecast. The Federal Reserve kept interest rates between 3.50% and 3.75% in March, and the CME FedWatch report shows that 98% of traders expect them to remain unchanged at the FOMC meeting on April 28 29, rather than rise.

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$BTC Fell below $71,500 while $ETH dropped to 2210 after U.S. Vice President JD Vance stated that the United States failed to reach an agreement with Iran during negotiations in Pakistan. JD Vance said: "We negotiated with sincerity and offered the best we could for Iran." In my latest update on the Peace Negotiations, I clearly explained the situation to you and provided short trades on $XRP and SOL. I emphasized that Bitcoin must break the $75,200 level for the next move. If 73.5 does not hold, there is a high likelihood that Bitcoin could drop below $50,000. The next short-term targets are 70,750, 70,050, and 69,200. Now that JD Vance has left the U.S. after an unsuccessful dialogue with Iran, this suggests there could be further downside in the market, but remember that the U.S. still needs to make an official announcement.