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Crypto and stocks reacted negatively to comments about US inflation by Fed Chair Jerome Powell. Bitcoin traded to lows of $22,120 while the S&P 500 fell 1%. Investors are now likely to turn their attention to the next Fed meeting in March. Cryptocurrencies fell early Tuesday…
Crypto turns red as Fed Chair Jerome Powell hints at higher rates
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