Italy's October unemployment rate dropped to 6.0%, beating market expectations of 6.1% and improving from September's 6.2%. The better-than-expected figure signals continued strength in the European job market, potentially influencing ECB policy decisions and risk asset sentiment—including crypto markets sensitive to macroeconomic shifts.
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probably_nothing_anon
· 12-05 00:55
European employment data is improving, giving the crypto market another excuse to rebound... But we all know deep down that the market trend at the end of this month still depends on what the Fed has to say.
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rugged_again
· 12-04 03:54
European employment data is improving. Does this mean crypto will go up now... or will it continue to fall?
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TokenCreatorOP
· 12-02 09:32
The European employment data is so strong, it feels like Bitcoin has a chance again.
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BlockImposter
· 12-02 09:31
The European employment data looks good, but can this really pump the coin price? It still feels like we have to look at the Fed's mood.
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 12-02 09:28
The employment data in Europe has improved, so the ECB has to consider whether to continue point shaving, which seems favourable for risk assets.
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DeFiVeteran
· 12-02 09:23
With such good employment data in Europe, why is the crypto world still in a fall? LOL
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SchrodingerWallet
· 12-02 09:10
Favourable Information from European data, but does this mean the ECB is more likely to hold? It doesn't necessarily feel like a good thing for the crypto world.
Italy's October unemployment rate dropped to 6.0%, beating market expectations of 6.1% and improving from September's 6.2%. The better-than-expected figure signals continued strength in the European job market, potentially influencing ECB policy decisions and risk asset sentiment—including crypto markets sensitive to macroeconomic shifts.