Shift in Fed Rate Cut Outlook: Major analysts now anticipate a 25 basis point rate reduction from the US Federal Reserve in both June and September. This represents an adjustment from earlier projections that had penciled in cuts starting as early as March, followed by June action. The timeline matters—each of these policy moves carries implications for liquidity conditions and risk asset valuations, including the broader digital asset landscape.
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PoetryOnChain
· 19h ago
Adjusting expectations again, is this for real... Only starting in June?
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PonziWhisperer
· 01-12 07:55
The rate cut has been delayed, and this pace is really incredible... It was said to come in March before, but now it's only happening in June. The crypto world will have to endure a few more months.
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GateUser-7b078580
· 01-12 07:50
Wait a moment, the data shows that interest rate cuts are delayed until June and September. This pace doesn't seem right... but liquidity still needs to be observed in the short term.
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DeFiVeteran
· 01-12 07:39
The interest rate cut has been postponed, so we have to wait until June to see the real results. I originally planned to start in March, but now I have to wait a bit longer... Liquidity is definitely something to keep an eye on; the crypto market is dancing along with the Federal Reserve.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 01-12 07:27
Did it only drop in June? I thought it would come in March. Looks like I have to keep waiting... This has a pretty big impact on liquidity in the crypto market.
Shift in Fed Rate Cut Outlook: Major analysts now anticipate a 25 basis point rate reduction from the US Federal Reserve in both June and September. This represents an adjustment from earlier projections that had penciled in cuts starting as early as March, followed by June action. The timeline matters—each of these policy moves carries implications for liquidity conditions and risk asset valuations, including the broader digital asset landscape.