Analyse : Le marché des cryptomonnaies reste en attente avant la publication de l'IPC d'avril aux États-Unis, XRP et SOL rencontrent à nouveau des obstacles au niveau des résistances clés

Mars Finance News, according to CoinDesk, before the release of April CPI data in the United States, the crypto market’s rally has temporarily stalled. Bitcoin has recently been oscillating between $80,000 and $82,000, and has not been able to break through effectively since last Wednesday. The market believes that although capital flow still points to a possible subsequent breakthrough, inflation and macro risks are suppressing risk appetite. The US will release the April Consumer Price Index (CPI) at 8:30 PM Beijing time tonight. FactSet data shows that the market expects the April CPI year-on-year to rise to 3.7%, higher than 3.3% in March. If the forecast is realized, it will mark the largest increase since January 2024 and is significantly higher than the 2.7% average over the past 12 months. The core CPI is expected to rise to 2.7% year-on-year, up from the previous 2.6%. Analysts are concerned that, against the backdrop of high oil prices and Trump’s statement that the US-Iran ceasefire is “extremely fragile,” if inflation data exceeds expectations, it could further trigger market risk aversion and drag down the performance of risk assets. FXTM Market Research Director Lukman Otunuga said that the current market is entering a sensitive stage where geopolitical risks, inflation risks, and central bank expectations are intertwined. High oil prices, Iran situation uncertainties, and key US economic data may drive increased volatility in commodities, exchange rates, and global stock markets. Besides macro factors, XRP and SOL are also approaching key supply zones again. XRP tested $1.50 today, but has failed multiple times to break through this level since February this year; SOL is again approaching resistance near $97. Meanwhile, institutional interest in related assets is heating up. The US spot XRP ETF recorded a net inflow of $25.8 million on Monday, a new high since January 5; Bitcoin and Solana ETFs also maintained net capital inflows, while Ethereum ETFs experienced a net outflow of $16.9 million.