Bitcoin Falls to $58,000 on Thursday as U.S. Inflation Data Damps Rate Cut Expectations

BTC1.15%
ETH0.31%

According to The Block, U.S. core PCE inflation data for May came in higher than expected at 3.4% year-over-year, the highest since October 2023, further cooling near-term Federal Reserve rate cut expectations. Bitcoin fell to $58,000 on Thursday, marking its lowest level since late 2024, and is currently trading around $59,000.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net redemptions for the sixth consecutive trading day, with June 25 seeing single-day outflows of $696 million. Ethereum spot ETFs also experienced six consecutive days of outflows, with June 25 outflows reaching $81.9 million.

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