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Bitcoin hovers near $63K ahead of Fed rate decision as investors assess liquidity outlook

Economic Times 34 min ago·17 Aug 2026, 10:24 am

Bitcoin is trading close to $63,000, waiting for the Federal Reserve's latest interest rate decision. This is a key moment for the market, as the Fed's move will signal the future path of liquidity. The cryptocurrency is currently stuck in a tight range, with support at $62,300 and resistance between $63,300 and $64,000.

For investors, the outcome of this meeting is critical. A dovish stance from the Fed could boost risk appetite, potentially lifting Bitcoin and other assets. Conversely, a hawkish signal might dampen sentiment. Traders should watch for ETF flows and geopolitical developments, as these factors are also influencing the current market mood.