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As the United States Federal rate cut is fast approaching, analysts at QCP Capital, a global digital asset trading firm and market maker has now shared their prediction on how this development could impact Bitcoin price. According to the analysts, the upcoming U.S. non-farm payroll report and Friday’s GDP data will play crucial roles in shaping Bitcoin market sentiment. Notably, these economic indicators are expected to offer greater clarity on whether the Federal Reserve will commence a rate-cutting cycle in its next Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting on September 18. Economic Data To Influence Bitcoin’s Market Movements The QCP analysts has revealed that the anticipation of these events has led to cautious positioning among market participants, therefore this signals a potential “subdued volatility” for Bitcoin in the near term. Scheduled for release by September 6, the United States non-farm payrolls report is one the major economic metric that could very well influence the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decisions. The previous report earlier this month showed a rise in the US unemployment rate from 4.1% to 4.3%, which triggered a noticeable plunge in the global financial market. Notably, this increase raised concerns that the Fed might be falling behind in its efforts to adjust rates accordingly. In addition to the payroll data, today’s upcoming US GDP report could also affect Bitcoin’s price performance, although QCP Capital analysts believe its impact on the cryptocurrency market may be limited. The analysts noted: Tonight’s US GDP report is likely to be a non-event for crypto, especially if it reinforces the ongoing narrative of a slowing US economy. Bitcoin Market Performance And Price Action Outlook Amid these upcoming economic developments, Bitcoin has returned to a bearish trend after briefly recovering to over $61,000 yesterday. Currently, Bitcoin is trading at $58,285, marking a 4.3% decline…

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