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ADA Price Prediction: Hot US Stats to Test Buyer Appetite at $0.370

Skylar Shaw

Nov 03, 2022 15:37

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ADA dropped on Wednesday by 3.74%. Tuesday saw a loss of 1.23% for ADA, which closed the day at $0.38. It's noteworthy that ADA closed the day below $0.400 for the first time in six sessions.


After a choppy morning session, ADA surged to a high of $0.409 in the late afternoon. The price of ADA dropped to a late low of $0.380 after failing to surpass the First Major Resistance Level (R1) at $0.411. At $0.394 and $0.388 respectively, the First Major Support Level (S1) and Second Major Support Level (S2) were breached by ADA, which closed the day at $0.386.


A bumpy afternoon session was brought on by US economic data, the FOMC policy decision and Rate Statement, and Fed Chair Powell's press conference.


Hope for a December pivot is dashed by Fed Chair Powell.


Investors were not diverted from the FOMC policy decision or Fed Chair Powell's press conference by updates from Input Output HK (IOHK) or its creator Charles Hoskinson.


Due to lack of authority, NASDAQ Composite Index and Fed Chair Powell controlled ADA.


After soaring to a day high in response to the FOMC Statement, ADA fell in response to Fed Chair Powell's news conference. With his declaration that "final level of interest rates would be higher than previously projected," Fed Chair Powell put an end to expectations of a December Fed turnaround. ADA decreased to a day low of $0.380 before leveling out.


The NASDAQ Composite Index reacted to Powell's speech as well, finishing the day down 3.36%.


US economic figures will be of importance later today. Factory orders, unemployment claims, and the ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI will provide ADA guidance. In the absence of IOHK network updates, the ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI and its sub-components would probably have the most impact.

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