2026-01-13 23:34:26

Brent crude futures closed at $65.47 per barrel, marking a solid rally with gains of $1.60, translating to a 2.51% uptick. The surge reflects shifting energy market dynamics and broader macroeconomic pressures. Such movements in traditional commodities often reverberate through crypto markets, influencing investor appetite for risk assets. Energy price volatility remains a key indicator for traders monitoring inflation trends and Federal Reserve policy trajectories.

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ProveMyZK

· 11h ago

Oil prices rise by 2.5%, now the crypto market has to follow suit and get restless --- Energy fluctuations are truly an invisible hand, hinting that the Fed may not loosen policy so quickly --- Brent crude breaks 65, it feels like inflation is far from over --- When traditional commodities move, cryptocurrencies tend to follow, and this correlation is becoming increasingly obvious --- Macroeconomic pressures stacking up, how long can risk assets hold up in this wave? It's uncertain --- A 2.51% increase may seem calm, but its impact on inflation expectations is significant --- Energy prices are really a barometer; keeping an eye on them can help avoid pitfalls

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 11h ago

Brent oil's rise is nothing, the key is what the Fed bunch is planning to do --- Energy prices fluctuate, and the crypto market follows suit, which is why I keep getting cut --- There are opportunities in both rises and falls, it all depends on where your chips are --- Haha, here comes this "macro pressure" again. Every time I hear that term, my wallet starts to sweat --- To put it simply, it's still risk assets looking for new stories. We old money are waiting for the next wave --- Brent oil up 2.5 points, the crypto market can drop 5 points, that's reasonable --- Every time I look at traditional commodities, I think of my entry points... don't even mention it --- Inflation expectations, for me, are just an excuse --- Calm analysis: such a rise might actually be a trap, just for reference

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JustHereForMemes

· 11h ago

Oil prices have risen so much; the Federal Reserve must be getting restless again...

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