Quick Take
As recent data suggests a potential economic deceleration, traditional market indicators and digital assets seem to be subtly treading two different paths.
Notably, US oil prices have dropped over 20% from $90 a barrel in October to below $70, a significant movement as oil often reflects global demand.
Simultaneously, the US10Y yield, a global benchmark for interest rates, continues its downward trend, now at 4.125%, its peak since August. This declining yield, juxtaposed with falling inflation at 3.2% and a rise in unemployment in the US at 3.9%, strengthens the recessionary hypothesis.
Strikingly, however, many digital currencies, including Bitcoin, and equities have displayed indifference to these developments, maintaining their trajectory.
This apparent disconnect may suggest a shift in market dynamics, wherein digital assets respond differently to macroeconomic changes or are potentially lagging in response.
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