So-called core inflation, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, rose 0.5% in February, slower than analysts’ expectations. The core inflation rate was driven by increases in shelter prices as well as for recreation, household furnishings and airline fares.
Bitcoin Has Best Day in 2 Months as Markets Anticipate a ‘Summer of Easing'
The net percent of global central banks cutting rates is increasing in a positive sign for risk assets, including cryptocurrencies....