By Rae Wee and Elizabeth Howcroft SINGAPORE/LONDON (Reuters) -Bitcoin fell below $90,000 for the first time in seven months on Tuesday, marking the latest sign that investor appetite for risk is drying up across financial markets. The risk-sensitive cryptocurrency has lost all this year's gains and is now nearly 30% below a peak above $126,000 in October. It was last down 1.1% at $92,891, after slipping as low as $89,286.75. About $1.2 trillion has been wiped off the total market value of all cryptocurrencies in the past six weeks, according to market tracker CoinGecko. Market participants said a combination of doubts around future U.S. interest rate cuts and the risk-averse mood in broader markets, which have wobbled after a long rally, was dragging down crypto. 'CONFIDENCE CAN ERODE WITH

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