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Bitcoin slips, gold jumps as risk aversion grows ahead of U.S. CPI

Bitcoin slid below $64,000 ahead of the U.S. consumer price index (CPI) release, hitting its lowest level in a week. Gold rose to a nine-week high, signalling renewed demand for safe-haven assets as uncertainty increased. Spot gold climbed to $4,435 an ounce, while inflows into gold ETFs outpaced those into spot bitcoin ETFs. Analysts said bitcoin’s short-term resistance remains below $66,000, with markets watching July U.S. CPI data due on Aug. 12.