Crypto Market Eyes November Rally: Fed Rate Cut Hopes and CPI Data Could Spark Bitcoin Comeback
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The post Crypto Market Eyes November Rally: Fed Rate Cut Hopes and CPI Data Could Spark Bitcoin Comeback appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News October was a turbulent month for crypto, with prices swinging on a mix of macro data, Fed signals, and global events. Bitcoin and altcoins came under heavy pressure, and the market also saw a staggering $19 billion in liquidations that rattled traders. However, traders are now eyeing November closely, which is historically one of Bitcoin’s stronger months, and wondering if the stars might finally align for a rally. The upcoming Asia–Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Economic Leaders’ Meeting, the delayed inflation report, and ongoing expectations of two Fed rate cuts have created significant volatility in the market. However, this could also open the door for recovery. The next move in crypto could come down to three big catalysts: Macro Outlook – Can Crypto Recover This November? The market’s next move hinges on 3 key catalysts: 1⃣ CPI Data (Oct 24) – A softer print could confirm inflation is easing and reignite risk appetite. 2⃣ Fed Rate Cuts – Two cuts are still expected before year-end, setting up… https://t.co/VhhgaVaKJb pic.twitter.com/L8ZqsfL6dQ — Trireme (@triremetrading) October 20, 2025 CPI Data (Oct 24) The U.S. Consumer Price Index was delayed and is now expected October 24. If the reading comes in softer than expected, it could boost hopes for rate cuts and give risk assets, including crypto, a lift. But if inflation surprises on the upside, it could reignite hawkish fears and delay a crypto rebound. The Fed bases its monetary policy on inflation and jobs. The labor market is already weak, pointing to potential rate cuts. With the FOMC meeting next week, the Fed will be watching this data closely. Fed Rate Cuts Markets are still expecting two cuts before…
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