 
 The revised or real United States’ Gross Domestic Product (GDP) was released on Thursday, September 28, sparking speculation in the global financial market, let alone the crypto industry. The latest data showed that the US GDP exhibited a growth rate of 2.1% in the second quarter, as reported by the US Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). Meanwhile, this final estimate aligns with both the previous estimate and market expectations.
The BEA’s findings point to a downward adjustment in consumer spending, which was somewhat offset by upward revisions in nonresidential fixed investment, exports, and inventory investment.
Notably, this economic report is pivotal as it provides insights into the country’s economic performance in the second quarter. The 2.1% growth rate reflects the nation’s overall economic activity, encompassing consumer spending, investments, and international trade.
However, this figure represents a slight deceleration compared to the 2.2 percent growth observed in the revised first-quarter US GDP.
This development in the US economy is also likely to have repercussions on the broader financial markets, affecting asset prices, investment decisions, and the currency markets. Traders and investors will be closely following the US Dollar’s performance in response to this economic report, as currency markets often react swiftly to changes in economic data.
Meanwhile, following the release of this data, the US Dollar faced a slight decline in value. At the time of writing, the US Dollar Index had dipped by 0.19%, currently standing at 106.167.
Although the cryptocurrency market generally moves in the opposite direction to the US dollar, the situation is somewhat different today.
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The crypto market has moved towards the south, as the latest macroeconomic events and market uncertainties seem to have dimmed the risk-bet appetite of traders. As of writing, the global crypto market cap fell 0.52% to $1.06 trillion, while its one-day volume rose 10.15% to $26.38 billion.
However, the market has witnessed slight gains in the early trading session today. In crypto prices, Bitcoin price fell 1.06% to $26,452.38 as of writing, while its volume rose 13.28% to $11.06 billion.
The second largest crypto by market cap, Ethereum price fell 0.20% to $1,621.14 in the last 24 hours, with its volume rising 18.39% to $5.46 billion. Subsequently, the XRP price was down 0.85% to $0.5005 on Thursday.
Although the market future remains uncertain, it is expected that further insights into the economic health will set the stage for the upcoming performance of the industry.
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