Tonight at 8:30 PM, the US March PPI Year-over-Year will be announced, with market expectations breaking 4, reaching a three-year high.



The main reason for the rise is the US-Iran conflict causing Brent crude oil to break $100, with energy prices up 12.5% year-over-year, combined with increases in commodities like steel and aluminum, as well as tariff factors.

What impact does this have on Bitcoin?

In the current environment, the correlation coefficient between inflation data and Bitcoin price movements is as high as 0.75, with the chain transmission as follows: PPI above expectations → increased inflation concerns → market reduces rate cut expectations / delays rate cut → US dollar strengthens, risk assets come under pressure → Bitcoin declines.

Conversely, if PPI is below expectations, it may trigger a short-term rebound.

Historical reference (February 2026)
When the PPI annual rate was 3.4%, exceeding expectations, Bitcoin dropped over 5% in a single day.

Recommendation: Hold off on positions and observe; wait until the data is released and the trend becomes clearer before acting accordingly. #加密市场回升 $BTC @$ETH #PPI
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