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Cryptocurrency punters are favoring Democrats to win key Ohio races in the upcoming midterms, as rising prices weigh on the state’s working-class voters.
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Leading cryptocurrencies sank alongside stocks on Wednesday, October 14, as higher-than-expected consumer inflation raised rate hike odds.
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Bitcoin fell below $83,000 as hotter U.S. inflation raised rate-hike fears, despite $175.6 million ETF inflows and rising long-term holder activity.
Susan Collins, president of the Boston Federal Reserve, said on Tuesday, October 13, that the Federal Reserve may need to raise interest rates again before year-end as inflation remains above target.
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