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U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessant: Washington Has Long Viewed The Decline Of U.S. Industry As Inevitable. President Trump Recognized That It Was A Result Of Policy Choices And Therefore Reversible. Following Trump's Trade Policy Reset And The Implementation Of His Historic Tax Cuts, The Industry Regained Momentum, Demonstrating That The Right Policies Can Reverse Decades Of Industrial Decline. The Industry Has Expanded For Ten Consecutive Months, Adding 101,000 Jobs So Far This Year. Output Rose Again In September, And Job Openings Climbed To 584,000, The Highest Level On Record Before The COVID-19 Pandemic
The Deputy Governor Of The Central Bank Of Mexico Said That If Inflation Fails To Fall Or The Federal Reserve Continues To Raise Interest Rates, The Central Bank Of Mexico May Need To Further Tighten Its Policy
The Deputy Governor Of The Central Bank Of Mexico Said The Recent Key Interest Rate Cuts Were "confusing And Sent The Wrong Signal" Because Inflation Is Currently On The Rise
The November Diesel Futures Contract On The Intercontinental Exchange Settled At $1,341.25 Per Tonne
U.S. Crude Oil Inventories Rose By 4.66 Million Barrels Last Week, Compared With Analysts' Expectations Of A Decrease Of 852,600 Barrels And A Decrease Of 865,000 Barrels The Previous Week
Democrats Are Seeking Access To Communications Records Between The Commerce Department And Jensen Huang
The Federal Reserve Updated Its 2027 Federal Open Market Committee Schedule, Canceling The October Interest Rate Meeting
Goldman Sachs: The Baseline Scenario Projects An Average Brent Crude Oil Price Of $88 Per Barrel And An Average European TTF Natural Gas Price Of €45 Per Megawatt-hour In 2027
Israel Has Announced It Will Ban French Far-left Leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon From Entering The Country
Enel, Italy's National Power Company, Reported Adjusted Net Profit Of €6.02 Billion For The First Three Quarters, Exceeding The Forecast Of €5.76 Billion; Revenue Was €65.02 Billion, Also Exceeding The Forecast Of €61.35 Billion
Chicago Federal Reserve President Goolsby: I Don't Want To Predict The Direction Of Monetary Policy
The Settlement Price For UK ICE Natural Gas Futures For December Was 230.65 Pence Per Thermometer
The Kremlin Has Stated That It Hopes Europe Will Support The Idea Of reaching An Agreement On A New European Security Architecture

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Key points:
Bitcoin returns to $112,000 as bulls stage a key resistance retest.
BTC price action preserves the “bull market support channel” in a classic dip to support.
Gold hits new all-time highs as perspectives on Bitcoin praise its status as a macro hedge.
Bitcoin tapped $112,500 after Wednesday’s Wall Street open as traders slowly flipped bullish on BTC price action.
BTC price punishes shorts with $112,000 rebound
Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView showed attempting to win back key support levels.
These included $112,000 itself, which formed the bottom of a large patch of ask liquidity on exchange order books.
Data from CoinGlass showed price taking out a chunk of that liquidity on the day, with the remainder extending to $114,000.
Commenting, popular trader CrypNuevo highlighted the key support battles currently in play.
“This looks like an attempt to reclaim Support 1, which would lead to a move back inside the range,” part of an X post explained.
CrypNuevo noted that there were just two weeks left until a potential bullish risk-asset catalyst entered — an interest-rate cut by the US Federal Reserve on Sept. 17.
The post described this week’s local lows at $107,270 as a “false move,” while fellow trader BitBull flagged a classic bounce at support.
“$BTC perfectly bounced back from its bull market support band,” he told X followers, referring to a channel formed by two moving averages.
As Cointelegraph reported, many market participants remain bearish across multiple timeframes, seeing a retest of $100,000 as soon as this week.
Bitcoin bull case boosted as gold beats record highs
Regarding macro volatility, trading firm QCP Capital saw the odds in Bitcoin’s favor going forward.
“Two cuts this year look reasonable, but keep an eye on breakevens, as new tariffs could push expectations higher,” it summarized in its latest “Asia Color” market update.
Data from CME Group’s FedWatch Tool confirms that market expectations of an interest-rate cut in September are now over 95%.
Gold made fresh all-time highs on Wednesday, hitting $3,567 per ounce.
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