#特朗普加密货币政策新方向 Powell's latest statement has doused the market with cold water—December rate cut? Don't bet too early. The internal divisions within the Fed are obvious, and we are far from the stage of making systematic adjustments to the Interest Rate.
The current situation is quite delicate: the market had previously bet on a high probability of interest rate cuts, but now it has been directly pushed back to a fifty-fifty chance. The stock market and risk assets are also fluctuating together, and those who were shouting about a "certain trend" should wake up.
The predicament that the Fed is facing right now is very real - employment data is starting to cool down, but inflation indicators haven't budged. What will the next policy move be? To put it simply, it depends on how the subsequent economic data evolves. What makes it trickier is that the government shutdown has hindered the release of key reports like CPI and non-farm employment. Making decisions in the face of unclear data is indeed like driving with your eyes closed.
Wall Street is adjusting its expectations. Powell's recent actions have effectively dragged the market from a "certainty trade" into a "data-dependent mode". For the crypto market, this means that volatility may continue to amplify.
Let's be realistic: don't let a single piece of news sway you. Focus on key indicators like inflation data and employment reports; they are the core variables that influence Fed actions. Now is not the time to gamble based on feelings; you need to adjust your positions according to the rhythm of the data.
The Fed's steering wheel is now in the hands of economic data, and traders need to stay clear-headed and not let emotions replace judgment. The market has entered a wait-and-see period, and being patient to let the data speak is the right path.
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ThatsNotARugPull
· 3h ago
Is it this trap again? Powell just loves to tease the market, and now the market is like a casino; whoever can bet right makes money.
Before going all in, think about it; the data hasn't come out yet, and you start buying based on feelings. Isn't that courting death?
Let's wait and see; this wave of the market is still far from over.
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CodeZeroBasis
· 3h ago
Fifty-fifty? This is ridiculous, Powell has turned certain trading into a gambling house.
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PhantomMiner
· 3h ago
Powell is really a master of disruption this time, the fifty-fifty split has completely confused the long positions.
By the way, who would dare to go all in before the data comes out? That's the most painful point right now.
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airdrop_whisperer
· 4h ago
Powell's move really stirred things up, who dares to go All in in this 50-50 situation?
Before the data comes out, it's just a gambler's game; better to honestly look at the report.
Another wave of Be Played for Suckers is coming, thinking of cutting interest rates without CPI easing? Wake up everyone.
Certain trading is dead, now it's just driving blindfolded, this Fluctuation is really unbearable.
Don't listen to those celebrity talking nonsense, just focus on the data, everything else is虚.
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WenAirdrop
· 4h ago
Powell really left people confused this time. A bunch of people were saying a rate cut was a sure thing in December, but now it's a toss-up...
Fren who went all in probably regrets it deeply right now.
#特朗普加密货币政策新方向 Powell's latest statement has doused the market with cold water—December rate cut? Don't bet too early. The internal divisions within the Fed are obvious, and we are far from the stage of making systematic adjustments to the Interest Rate.
The current situation is quite delicate: the market had previously bet on a high probability of interest rate cuts, but now it has been directly pushed back to a fifty-fifty chance. The stock market and risk assets are also fluctuating together, and those who were shouting about a "certain trend" should wake up.
The predicament that the Fed is facing right now is very real - employment data is starting to cool down, but inflation indicators haven't budged. What will the next policy move be? To put it simply, it depends on how the subsequent economic data evolves. What makes it trickier is that the government shutdown has hindered the release of key reports like CPI and non-farm employment. Making decisions in the face of unclear data is indeed like driving with your eyes closed.
Wall Street is adjusting its expectations. Powell's recent actions have effectively dragged the market from a "certainty trade" into a "data-dependent mode". For the crypto market, this means that volatility may continue to amplify.
Let's be realistic: don't let a single piece of news sway you. Focus on key indicators like inflation data and employment reports; they are the core variables that influence Fed actions. Now is not the time to gamble based on feelings; you need to adjust your positions according to the rhythm of the data.
The Fed's steering wheel is now in the hands of economic data, and traders need to stay clear-headed and not let emotions replace judgment. The market has entered a wait-and-see period, and being patient to let the data speak is the right path.