Pruscino emphasized that while there is sufficient data for the Fed to make a decision, uncertainties remain—particularly regarding US tariffs mandated by President Trump. "They need clear evidence regarding trade and tariff policies to make a confident move," he commented.
Market participants are currently betting that the Fed will hold interest rates steady in its upcoming review on June 18, with 97.5% of respondents in CME’s FedWatch Tool predicting rates will remain between 4.25% and 4.50%.
The US jobs report, which will be released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on June 6, is poised to be a crucial indicator for both Fed policy and Bitcoin's price movements. A strong jobs report could delay the likelihood of a rate cut, while disappointing figures might reinforce expectations for monetary easing. Traders will be closely watching to see if job numbers significantly exceed analysts' expectations.