
Bitcoin Range-Bound Near $63,300 as ETF Flows Turn Negative
Bitcoin holds near $63,300 as spot ETF flows swing to a four-session net outflow of $96.2 million, and Ethereum tracks BTC with no catalyst of its own this week.
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Bitcoin holds near $63,300 as spot ETF flows swing to a four-session net outflow of $96.2 million, and Ethereum tracks BTC with no catalyst of its own this week.

SPY and QQQ extended Thursday's record close into Friday trading, with the VIX near 14.6 and call-heavy options flow backing a tech and communication-services led tape.

Gold, silver, oil and copper all eased Friday as the dollar held near a one-week high, giving back part of Wednesday's CPI-driven rally.

July PPI missed consensus on every measure: headline cooled to 4.69% y/y against a 5.0% forecast, core eased to 4.16% against 4.7%, extending June's downside surprise.

SPY and QQQ hold near records as AI capex discipline from Microsoft and Meta overrides soft July jobs data, with today's PPI print the next test.

Bitcoin held its five-week range near $63,864 while a Harmony ONE exploit and a near-halt on Solana exposed infrastructure-concentration risk, and bitcoin ETF flows turned choppy.

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's move to end forward guidance has lifted bond-market volatility even as equities shrug it off, with a cooling labor market and AI-capex warnings stacking up underneath a complacent tape.

Gold holds $4,408/oz as central-bank buying offsets crowded futures positioning, while a Grasberg-linked smelter outage pushes copper toward a 2026 deficit.

July CPI rose 0.1% m/m and held at 3.4% y/y, matching consensus, while core CPI eased to 2.5% annually, the lowest since early 2026.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $853.5 million over five sessions, nearly five times July's total, yet BTC remains locked in a $62,000 to $66,000 range as OTC selling offsets the demand.

The Fed held rates at 3.50%-3.75% on a 9-3 vote, with three hawkish dissents. Core PCE and CPI remain well above target as gold and silver hit records.

GLD holds near $400.96 and SLV near $58.55 after a sharp two-week breakout, with record central bank buying providing the floor ahead of Wednesday's CPI print.