3 Things That Could Impact Crypto Markets in Week Ahead

All eyes will be on the jobs data this week, as there are several reports that could paint a broader picture of the health of the labor market in the ￰0￱ week’s July PCE inflation report did little to shake September rate-cut expectations, as data came in line with expectations, a small increase from previous months. Additionally, the second GDP growth estimate indicated that the economy expanded at a 3.3%, above the initial estimate of 3% ￰1￱ Trump declared on Sunday that “prices are way down in the USA with virtually no inflation,” but consumers are likely to ￰2￱ the same time, the Kobeissi Letter reported that “US cost of living is getting worse,” highlighting that consumers are taking on increasingly risky ￰3￱ Events September 1 to 5 TradFi markets are closed in the United States on Monday for Labor Day, which is fitting as the rest of the week will be dominated by labor market ￰4￱ August ISM Manufacturing Purchasing Manager’s Index (PMI) is due on Tuesday, offering insight into business conditions in the manufacturing ￰5￱ are considered reliable leading indicators for assessing the state of the US ￰6￱ and Thursday will see July JOLTS jobs data, August ADP non-farm employment data, and initial jobless claims data, all shedding more light on the state of the labor ￰7￱ reports are important economic indicators, as the change in the number of positions is strongly associated with the overall health of the ￰8￱ August ISM Services PMI report is due on Thursday, reflecting business conditions in the services sector, which is a major contributor to ￰9￱ August jobs report will be released to end the week on Friday, rounding off a heavy week for labor ￰10￱ Events This Week: ￰11￱ Markets Closed, Labor Day – Monday ￰12￱ ISM Manufacturing PMI data – Tuesday ￰13￱ JOLTS Jobs data – Wednesday ￰14￱ ADP Nonfarm Employment data – Thursday ￰15￱ Jobless Claims data – Thursday ￰16￱ Jobs Report – Friday It’s… — The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) August 31, 2025 Earnings season came to an end last week, with Nvidia selling off on ￰17￱ Market Outlook Crypto markets are seeing red again, a typical Monday morning pattern in recent weeks, as total capitalization drops by almost 2% to $3.80 ￰18￱ has been leading losses, falling to its lowest level since early July, below $107,500 during Asian trading on Monday ￰19￱ asset is now at its deepest correction point, at more than 13% down from its mid-August ￰20￱ has declined a similar amount and has fallen below $4,400, but remains within its three-week range-bound ￰21￱ were a sea of red with larger losses for XRP, Solana, Dogecoin, Cardano, Chainlink, and Sui as altseason hopes are dashed again.