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Bitcoin Nears $83,000 as Oil Falls and China's Output Beats Forecasts
Bitcoin rose to around $83,000 as stocks climbed. Coverage linked the move to falling oil prices and China's GDP beating expectations. One report said the drop in oil eased inflation concerns, while Brent crude remained above $108 a barrel.
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- Bitcoin jumped to $82,500 as stocks rose after China's output beat expectations, then reached $83,000 in a later update.
«Bitcoin jumps to $83,000, stocks rise as China GDP beats estimates»
CoinDesk • CoinDesk - Bloomberg linked Bitcoin's rebound above $82,000 to falling oil prices, which boosted risk appetite.
«Bitcoin Rebounds Above $82,000 as Oil’s Retreat Lifts Risk Mood»
bloomberg.com - Bitcoin neared $83,000, supported by falling oil prices that eased inflation concerns.
«بيتكوين تقترب من 83 ألف دولار بدعم من تراجع النفط وتخفف مخاوف التضخم»
المتداول العربي • investing.com - Cryptocurrencies broadly rose as oil prices fell.
«العملات المشفرة ترتفع مع تراجع أسعار النفط.. و"بيتكوين" تقترب من 83 ألف دولار»
اليوم السابع - Brent crude remained above $108 a barrel despite falling oil prices.
««برنت» فوق 108 دولارات رغم تراجع أسعار النفط»
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Sourcesعكاظاليوم السابعالمتداول العربيCoinDeskinvesting.combloomberg.comRobinhoodCoinDeskInvesting.com
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