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Mr. Daley, president of the San Francisco Fed, said cryptocurrencies should be treated as a separate asset class, not gold, and were complex and not ready to become "money".
Mr. Daley, president of the San Francisco Fed, said cryptocurrencies should be treated as a separate asset class, not confused with gold as is often the case, and were complex and not yet ready to become "money". "I think cryptocurrency is a complicated thing, and the service we need to provide for everyone is to really decipher what it means, and once we do that, we can define it," Daly said.
On December 20th, the annual change in the composition of the Federal Reserve's FOMC voting committee next year may slightly increase resistance to further interest rate cuts. The incoming voting committee is more hawkish than the outgoing voting committee. "This opens the door to more dissenting votes next year," said Oscar Munoz, an analyst at TD Securities. At the December FOMC meeting, four of the Fed's 19 policymakers wrote predictions that the rate cut was inappropriate, and the Cleveland ...
The Federal Reserve's quiet period is not calm, and many central banks usher in the last interest rate meeting of the year! CPI or raise the threshold for interest rate cuts? Gold breaking through this level will stimulate technical buying! US stocks will not easily reverse at the end of the year?
The Federal Reserve Harmack said Friday that it may be time for the Fed to slow the pace of interest rate cuts. She believes the Fed's policy rate may not be much higher than neutral. Harmack noted that financial marekt expects the Fed to cut rates only once in the next two meetings and said that expectation is in line with her view. She said inflation, economic growth and the labor market remain stronger than the Fed expected in September. Harmack's remarks were the clearest hint in recent Fed ...
The Federal Reserve may pause interest rate cuts at its upcoming meeting.
The Federal Reserve should never raise its 2% target, especially if inflation remains above that level.
Strong data shake market expectations, will the Federal Reserve "change its mind" again? Gold's rally remains unchanged, the next target is $3,000? The euro and the pound are about to face key challenges!
The Federal Reserve's Daley said that the Federal Reserve's monetary policy remains restrictive and is working to reduce inflation; risks to inflation and employment are currently in balance; and the labor market is no longer the main source of inflation.
Federal Reserve Governor Paul Waller: The Federal Reserve should be more cautious in cutting interest rates than it was at its September meeting.
A number of Federal Reserve officials including Powell, Collins, Kugler, Bowman, Williams, Barr and Cook will speak one after another tonight. Previously, the Federal Reserve started the interest rate cut cycle with 50BP, and the market continued to price the remaining interest rate cuts this year. As the first week after the Federal Reserve meeting, the remarks of officials tonight may clear the market a thing or two. Investors are advised to pay attention to the relevant risks when the market ...
U.S. short-term interest rate futures rose as Federal Reserve Governor Paul Waller suggested the risk of higher inflation was too low, reflecting increased bets on further rate cuts by the central bank.
The Federal Reserve meets today and will decide the direction of medium- and long-term financial marekts, QCP Capital said in its latest report. Market participants expect a 33% chance of a 25 basis point cut and a 66% chance of a 50 basis point cut, according to Fed Funds Futures Pricing. However, economists polled by Bloomberg believe a 25 basis point cut is more likely, with 104 out of 114 predicting it will happen. Only 9 out of 114 economists expect a 50 basis point cut. QCP C...
Expectations of a sharp interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve have risen, and the yen has remained strong, with the exchange rate of the yen against the dollar exceeding 140 for the first time since 2023.