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Bitcoin Surges Above $91K: Market Sentiment Boosted by Eased Trade Tensions and Fed Rate Cut Expectations

BTC

BTC/USDT

$65,707.93
+0.32%
24h Volume

$23,298,561,101.23

24h H/L

$66,025.52 / $63,030.00

Change: $2,995.52 (4.75%)

Long/Short
70.9%
Long: 70.9%Short: 29.1%
Funding Rate

-0.0012%

Shorts pay

Data provided by COINOTAG DATALive data
Bitcoin
Bitcoin
Daily

$65,274.58

-0.91%

Volume (24h): -

Resistance Levels
Resistance 3$70,602.61
Resistance 2$68,166.32
Resistance 1$65,872.10
Price$65,274.58
Support 1$64,283.09
Support 2$62,510.28
Support 3$60,000.00
Pivot (PP):$64,776.70
Trend:Downtrend
RSI (14):37.3

Recent updates from COINOTAG on March 6th indicate a shift in the **Trump tariff policy**, notably a one-month delay on **Mexican auto tariffs**. This adjustment may mitigate trade tensions and enhance **market sentiment**. As reported by 4E Monitor, U.S. stocks demonstrated a robust rebound, reversing previous declines, with technology and automotive sectors spearheading these gains. The S&P 500 concluded with a 1.12% increase, while the Dow and Nasdaq rose by 1.14% and 1.46%, respectively. Noteworthy was **Microsoft**, leading large-cap tech equities with a 3.19% upswing.

In the crypto sphere, a broad rebound was observed, potentially influenced by the U.S. stock recovery and the imminent **White House crypto summit**. Market anticipation surrounds upcoming clarifications regarding crypto regulations, particularly the **Bitcoin reserve plan**. Bitcoin surged past the significant threshold of $91,000, peaking at $91,903, marking a notable **4.8% increase** in just 24 hours. Ethereum followed suit, regaining the $2,200 mark with a **4.59% gain**.

The financial landscape presented mixed signals, as highlighted by the Federal Reserve’s **Beige Book**, indicating a slight uptick in overall U.S. economic activity since mid-January, albeit with a decline in consumer spending. This evolving economic data underscores rising recession risks, with market expectations leaning toward a potential **rate cut** exceeding 70 basis points by year-end.

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