The recent turmoil among senior Federal Reserve officials has caused a stir, with two heavyweight figures making statements that are directly contradictory, leaving the market confused.
Atlanta Fed President Bostic was the first to make a "hawkish" remark, saying that rate cuts are a "hot potato," emphasizing that inflation is the real problem and much more troublesome than labor data. This statement effectively poured cold water on the market’s heated expectations for rate cuts.
Just a few days later, Fed Governor Waller took a "dovish" stance, stating that "there is room to continue rate cuts." But he immediately threw a bombshell: there is no internal consensus on this matter.
What does this situation indicate? It’s quite sobering:
• Inflation risks and room for rate cuts have become arch-enemies • Decision-makers have shifted from "when to act" to "whether they can pull together" • The market will be chaotic from now on—any clue could trigger a wave
Global capital flows are being reshuffled by this "battle of gods" within the Federal Reserve. As risk assets, the cryptocurrency market is always highly sensitive to central bank policies—under the dual pressures of inflation constraints and economic slowdown, next year's policy direction is shrouded in fog.
What’s your view? Will aggressive rate cuts win, or will cautious inflation resistance prevail? Leave a comment and share your judgment.
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The recent turmoil among senior Federal Reserve officials has caused a stir, with two heavyweight figures making statements that are directly contradictory, leaving the market confused.
Atlanta Fed President Bostic was the first to make a "hawkish" remark, saying that rate cuts are a "hot potato," emphasizing that inflation is the real problem and much more troublesome than labor data. This statement effectively poured cold water on the market’s heated expectations for rate cuts.
Just a few days later, Fed Governor Waller took a "dovish" stance, stating that "there is room to continue rate cuts." But he immediately threw a bombshell: there is no internal consensus on this matter.
What does this situation indicate? It’s quite sobering:
• Inflation risks and room for rate cuts have become arch-enemies
• Decision-makers have shifted from "when to act" to "whether they can pull together"
• The market will be chaotic from now on—any clue could trigger a wave
Global capital flows are being reshuffled by this "battle of gods" within the Federal Reserve. As risk assets, the cryptocurrency market is always highly sensitive to central bank policies—under the dual pressures of inflation constraints and economic slowdown, next year's policy direction is shrouded in fog.
What’s your view? Will aggressive rate cuts win, or will cautious inflation resistance prevail? Leave a comment and share your judgment.