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U.S. Jobs, Circle, Galaxy, American Bitcoin earnings: Crypto Week Ahead

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Francisco Rodrigues
U.S. Jobs, Circle, Galaxy, American Bitcoin earnings: Crypto Week Ahead
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This week's crypto market outlook focuses on the impact of upcoming U.S. jobs data and Treasury borrowing plans on digital asset volatility. Investors are also monitoring corporate earnings from major crypto firms and upcoming token unlocks that could influence market liquidity.

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Macroeconomic indicators like employment reports and government debt strategies are currently the primary drivers of crypto market sentiment, often outweighing industry-specific developments.

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Bitcoin BTC $ 62,560.27 started the week just below $63,000, with Friday’s U.S. jobs report the biggest macro event likely to determine whether the July rebound continues, though developments in Iran may take on greater significance in the coming days.

A muted rise in U.S. hiring could be the best outcome for risk assets like crypto. Such a rise would ease fears of an economic slowdown, but wouldn’t push the Federal Reserve closer to raising interest rates.

IG market analyst Tony Sycamore said a gain of around 88,000 jobs with unemployment unchanged at 4.2% would strike that balance in a “Goldlocks-type print.”

The U.S. government’s borrowing plans are another macro focus. JPMorgan strategist Jay Barry said the Treasury is likely to keep its regular debt sales unchanged, which would avoid adding pressure to interest rates. Larger-than-expected sales could raise borrowing costs for households and companies and weigh on crypto.

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