Crypto braces for a turbulent week as BTC sinks to $94K and ETH to $3.1K. U.S. CPI and UK data now carry even greater market-moving power.
Week of November 10–15, 2025
The cryptocurrency market enters the week under heavy pressure after a sharp crash sent Bitcoin to $94,000 and Ethereum to $3,100.
This week’s macro focus is dominated by U.S. CPI inflation (Tuesday) and U.K. labor market data (Wednesday) — both capable of generating high volatility across global markets.
Below is your structured, color-coded schedule:
🟢 Low Impact (0–3) 🟠 Medium (4–6) 🔴 High (7–10)
09:00 CET – Spain (EUR) Industrial Production YoY (Sep) — Impact 2/10
10:30 CET – Switzerland (CHF) Unemployment Rate (Oct) — Impact 2/10
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A calm start. These minor European releases are unlikely to influence crypto after the recent correction.
14:30 CET – United States (USD)
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The week’s most critical event.
Soft CPI (<0.3% MoM) may help BTC attempt a recovery toward $99K–102K.
A hot CPI (>0.4% MoM) risks a deeper decline toward $88K.
08:00 CET – United Kingdom (GBP)
10:00 CET – Euro Area (EUR)
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UK labor data sets expectations for the BoE.
Surprises could push FX volatility into crypto, especially after last week’s breakdown.
14:30 CET – United States (USD)
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A secondary U.S. inflation test.
A weak PPI print may help BTC hold above $92–94K.
Strong PPI risks further downside.
03:00 CET – China (CNY)
16:00 CET – United States (USD)
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China’s growth data often dictates global risk appetite.
Lower readings could reignite fear and pressure BTC toward the mid-90K zone.
Impact: 9/10 — The event most likely to dictate this week’s volatility.
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