Bitcoin has slipped to near $63,230 in Juneteenth holiday-thinned trading, giving back most of the week's Iran-deal bounce. The selloff is p
U.S. markets remained closed for the Juneteenth holiday as investors digested the Federal Reserve’s hawkish policy outlook, driving the U.S. dollar to fresh highs and pressuring risk assets across global markets. USD/CAD climbed to a 14-month high near 1.4174, while gold extended losses as higher-for-longer interest rate expectations reduced demand for non-yielding assets. Crude oil remained under pressure despite geopolitical developments, and Bitcoin slipped toward $63,000 amid weaker risk sentiment. NVIDIA and major technology stocks held investor attention as traders reassessed growth expectations in a higher-rate environment. With thinner holiday liquidity amplifying market moves, attention now shifts to upcoming inflation data and central bank signals that could determine the next direction for currencies, commodities, equities, and cryptocurrencies.
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