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Bitcoin gains capped despite U.S. PCE tailwind, focus on break above $85,600

Bitcoin briefly rose above $85,000 after U.S. August personal consumption expenditures (PCE) inflation came in below forecasts, but the rally soon faded. It climbed to $85,598.94 intraday before slipping to around $83,600. Markets adjusted October rate expectations, though inflation concerns persisted as core PCE remained above the Federal Reserve’s 2 percent target and 10-year Treasury yields hit about 5.25 percent. Bitcoin stayed in a range after September’s surge, with attention on resistance near $85,599.