Don’t get excited about Fed ‘dovishness’ — another rate hike is in the cards
Contrary to Jerome Powell’s intimations, inflation is likely to rise in the months ahead. If the Fed does not hike rates in 2024, the problem will get worse. Go to Source
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Contrary to Jerome Powell’s intimations, inflation is likely to rise in the months ahead. If the Fed does not hike rates in 2024, the problem will get worse. Go to Source
An increase in the Fed rate is considered bearish for the crypto market as it constrains the flow of funds into the market, while a rate cut is seen as bullish as it boosts risk appetite among investors. Go to Source
Bitcoin faces a slow grind after earlier brisk BTC price gains, but the ingredients for a sustained rally are there, market data suggests. Go to Source
Led by Chairman Jerome Powell, the Federal Reserve has halted the rise of interest rates. Will it be enough to fuel the surging market through Christmas? Go to Source
Bitcoin holds higher BTC price levels into what looks to be a crunch week for crypto markets across the board. Go to Source
A surge in CME BTC volumes and open interest highlight institutional investors’ growing interest in Bitcoin. Will it be enough to keep the price in the current range? Go to Source
Bitcoin wakes up to near $28,000 ahead of a jump to a new BTC mining difficulty record as billionaire investor Ray Dalio conjures the chilling thought of “World War III.” Go to Source
BitMEX founder Arthur Hayes expects Bitcoin to be $750,000 by 2026. Here’s how and why. Go to Source
Macro factors will play a dominant role in sparking the next crypto bull market, which should start in Q2 2024, according to Raoul Pal. Go to Source
Bitcoin is still down 60% from its November 2021 all-time high, so many traders wonder if the BTC price could crash further in the coming months. Go to Source