Despite mixed economic performance, inflation easing has reignited market expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut. According to BlockBeats, BRN’s Chief Research Analyst Valentin Fournier, the slowdown in inflation is fueling these predictions as it draws closer to the Fed’s 2% target. Analysts anticipate this trend could lead to renewed liquidity injection from the Fed. Meanwhile, alternative assets like cryptocurrencies may experience greater gains compared to stocks, potentially impacted by the economic slowdown. Mike Cahill, CEO of Douro Labs, highlighted the potential impact on the Federal Reserve’s rate decisions through a U.S. employment report that showed private sector job growth falling short in April, according to early data released this week. If Friday’s data continues its downward trajectory, this could further fuel the anticipation for another Bitcoin price surge. Institutions are closely observing these economic indicators as Bitcoin is increasingly viewed not only as a risk asset but also as a tool influenced by interest rates and global trade dynamics, aligning with its initial design goals.