Next week, seven major central banks, including the Federal Reserve, are set to announce their interest rate decisions, potentially affecting Bitcoin market volatility. The announcements come amid rising oil prices due to geopolitical tensions, which have reignited inflation concerns. This situation has led traders to reconsider expectations for rate cuts, as sustained high energy costs could prompt a more hawkish policy stance from central banks. The economic calendar highlights key dates: March 17th for the Reserve Bank of Australia, March 18th for the Bank of Canada and the Federal Reserve, and March 19th for the Bank of Japan, the Swiss National Bank, and the European Central Bank. Historically, the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan have had significant impacts on Bitcoin prices. Analysts suggest that the Federal Reserve typically adopts a cautious approach to oil price shocks, assessing whether growth or inflation poses a greater threat, as most shocks are temporary.