Bitcoin jumps to more than two-week high on relief over US debt ceiling
Bitcoin reaches highest level in over two weeks as investor sentiment boosts from US debt limit deal.
The largest digital token saw a 3.2% increase before pulling back to trade at $28,006.
Smaller tokens like Ether and Binance Coin also experience gains but fall from intraday highs.
The debt-ceiling deal between President Biden and House Speaker McCarthy improves risk appetite in global markets, but Congress approval is still needed to avoid a US default.
Increase in treasury yield and expectations of US monetary tightening pose potential challenges.
Bitcoin's five-day winning streak provides some relief after a tough quarter affected by liquidity issues and US regulatory actions.
While crypto markets have rebounded from last year's crash, they remain below record highs, including Bitcoin's peak of nearly $69,000 in 2021.