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#美国宏观经济数据 Wait, I think I just discovered something new 🤔 The Federal Reserve's new voting member is coming, and this Hamaek suggests that before spring next year, they will "freeze" interest rates? What does this "freeze" mean... just temporarily not changing the interest rate?
After reading this news, I finally understand. The Federal Reserve has recently been cutting interest rates continuously, but this new member feels something's off — she's more worried about inflation, this "archenemy" 😅 It feels like every time I look at macroeconomic data, there's a bunch of professional jargon fighting each other. But now I finally get it: interest rates and inflation seem to be on opposite ends of a seesaw; when one goes up, the other tends to have problems.
So what does this mean for the crypto world? I remember hearing before that changes in interest rates can affect market sentiment. Will keeping interest rates stable until spring be good or bad for crypto prices? Please, experts, explain this logical chain. As a newbie, my mind is a bit overwhelmed 😂 I feel like every time I learn a new concept, I unlock a new understanding of the market!