The Federal Reserve has made a rare and significant cut of 50 basis points! Powell: Don't think this is a new pace of rate cuts.
Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's hawkish comments indicate that the Fed's economic forecast summary does not indicate any urgency to cut interest rates. Monetary policy decisions will be driven by data, and rate cuts will be accelerated, slowed down, or paused as needed. He stated that the increased downside risks to US employment are worth watching, and the subsiding upside risks to inflation are encouraging, but the fight against inflation is not yet won. The Fed does not have a predetermined policy path and will decide on actions at future meetings.
As regulatory catalysts collide with the Federal Reserve's interest rate-cutting cycle, has a new bull market for bitcoin begun?
SkyBridge Capital founder predicts that the US regulatory rules will be more friendly to cryptos, and he also expects the Fed to cut interest rates by at least 150 basis points in the next 18 months.
The Federal Reserve announces! 50 basis points cut, Powell's heavyweight statement!
The Fed's interest rate cut is finally here!
Here comes the full text! Powell's press conference was quite hawkish, causing a major reversal in assets. What did he say exactly? (Chinese-English Comparison)
If the economy remains stable and inflation continues to exist, the Federal Reserve will switch to cutting interest rates more slowly; if the labor market unexpectedly weakens or inflation decreases faster than expected, it is also prepared to respond with aggressive interest rate cuts.
Shares of Crypto-linked Stocks Are Trading Higher After the Fed's Policy Decision to Cut Rates by 50 Basis Points.
Evercore Chairman Emeritus: If Harris is elected President of the United States, he will be more cryptocurrency-friendly than Biden.
Ralph Schlosstein, the honorary chairman of Evercore, a well-known investment bank on Wall Street, said that if Harris is elected President of the United States, she will be more "friendly" to businesses than Biden.