Analiz: Fed'in faiz indirimi artık şifreleme piyasasında bir konsensüs haline geldi, ancak BIS gevşek politikanın tekrar enflasyonu tetikleyebileceğini uyarıyor
Odaily Planet Daily News According to market analysis, the consensus in the cryptocurrency market is that increased debt concerns will force the Federal Reserve and other central banks to cut interest rates, stimulating more investors to flow into alternative assets such as Bitcoin. The FedWatch tool at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange shows that traders expect the Fed to cut interest rates twice this year, by 25 basis points each time. However, the Bank for International Settlements has stated that premature policy relaxation may rekindle inflationary pressures and force costly policy reversals. In fact, the risk of inflation expectations becoming unanchored has not disappeared, and pressure points still exist. In its annual report released on Sunday, it stated: "Although financial market pricing currently only shows a small possibility of public fiscal pressure, confidence may quickly collapse if economic momentum weakens and public spending is urgently needed in both structural and cyclical aspects. The government bond market will be the first to be impacted, but the pressure may spread more widely, as it has in the past." (Coindesk)
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Analiz: Fed'in faiz indirimi artık şifreleme piyasasında bir konsensüs haline geldi, ancak BIS gevşek politikanın tekrar enflasyonu tetikleyebileceğini uyarıyor
Odaily Planet Daily News According to market analysis, the consensus in the cryptocurrency market is that increased debt concerns will force the Federal Reserve and other central banks to cut interest rates, stimulating more investors to flow into alternative assets such as Bitcoin. The FedWatch tool at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange shows that traders expect the Fed to cut interest rates twice this year, by 25 basis points each time. However, the Bank for International Settlements has stated that premature policy relaxation may rekindle inflationary pressures and force costly policy reversals. In fact, the risk of inflation expectations becoming unanchored has not disappeared, and pressure points still exist. In its annual report released on Sunday, it stated: "Although financial market pricing currently only shows a small possibility of public fiscal pressure, confidence may quickly collapse if economic momentum weakens and public spending is urgently needed in both structural and cyclical aspects. The government bond market will be the first to be impacted, but the pressure may spread more widely, as it has in the past." (Coindesk)