Bitcoin rises above $62K again after release of positive nonfarm payroll data from the United States, showing 254K new jobs were added
September's strong labour market report increased risk appetite and investor sentiment, leading to a noticeable impact on financial markets
Bitcoin's price is usually sensitive to U.S. economic indicators and increasing correlation with broader financial markets
Geopolitical events introduce volatility into global financial markets; Bitcoin, a digital safe-haven asset, can sometimes benefit, but, in this case, uncertainty limited Bitcoin's market enthusiasm
Despite uncertainties, Bitcoin's long-term outlook remains positive
Speculation around the U.S. Federal Reserve’s monetary policy influences Bitcoin’s price movements as lower interest rates generally make riskier investments like Bitcoin more attractive to investors
In the long term, Trump’s policies could lead to increased fears of currency devaluation and inflation, which could further fuel Bitcoin’s price rise
Short-term resistance at the $62,200 level is limiting further price gains for Bitcoin while also extending its ongoing consolidation phase which has lasted for several months
If Bitcoin manages to surpass the $65,000 level, it could pave the way for a rally towards $70,000 and beyond, with analysts predicting its new all-time high
Bitcoin's recent surge is driven by a combination of positive US economic data and increasing interest from investors, while geopolitical uncertainties sustain caution.