The upcoming Consumer Price Index (CPI) release is set to be a pivotal indicator, reflecting the impact of recent energy price shocks due to geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran. As oil prices surge, markets are shifting focus from recession fears to inflation concerns, affecting risk asset pricing. Bond markets have adopted a defensive stance, anticipating rising yields as a hedge against inflation surprises. In the crypto market, Bitcoin remains range-bound, with liquidity concentrated between $72,600 and $74,100, and potential resistance near $75,000. A support zone exists around $71,100, with a break potentially leading to $69,600. The CPI data will be crucial in determining whether Bitcoin experiences a short squeeze or further downside, as markets await macroeconomic signals to drive capital reallocation.