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Ethereum Price News: ETH’s Rally Touches Key Support – Big Bounce to $5K Coming?
Ethereum (ETH) has closed lower in 5 of the last 6 trading sessions ahead of this week’s two key economic events – the release of the Fed’s minutes and Chairman Jerome Powell’s speech on Friday. The top altcoin is currently approaching a key area of support at $4,100 that acted as a strong resistance for a year and a half or so and, depending on what happens next, this could be a defining moment for ETH’s rally. Trading volumes remain quite high lately and currently account for nearly 10% of the token’s circulating supply at $45 billion. On August 14, we saw as much as $75 billion worth of ETH exchanging ... (full story)
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From ons.gov.uk|Aug 20, 2025|6 commentsThe Consumer Prices Index including owner occupiers' housing costs (CPIH) rose by 4.2% in the 12 months to July 2025, up from 4.1% in the 12 months to June. On a monthly basis, ...
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From @financialjuice|Aug 20, 2025ECB's President Lagarde: Trade deals haven't eliminated uncertainty. ECB's President Lagarde: Euro-Area economy proved resilient earlier this year. ECB’s Pres Lagarde: Recent Trade Deals Have Alleviated, But Certainly Not Eliminated, Global Uncertainty - Slowdown In Euro Area Growth Already Evident In Q2
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