Bitcoin holds steady as U.S. inflation slows

Consumer prices decreased on a monthly basis for the first time since May 2020.

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Bitcoin climbed past $59,000 Thursday morning as U.S. inflation slowed more than expected, before pulling back to hold steady around $57,600.

The pace of inflation slowed for a fourth straight month in June, a sign of progress in the Federal Reserve's inflation fight which bolsters the case for rate cuts in the coming months.

Meanwhile, a BRN analyst predicted that a stronger-than-anticipated recession could force the Fed’s hand on rate cuts, prompting a significant Bitcoin price rally.

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Now live and fully integrated with the API3 Oracle Stack, the OEV Network is a layer 2 platform that aims to establish an efficient market for oracle updates.

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