The Federal Reserve decision-making body recently signaled a strong policy adjustment. In the latest projection, Federal Reserve officials indicated that interest rates could be cut by as much as 150 basis points by 2026, while simultaneously promoting approximately 1 million new jobs. Once these remarks were released, they immediately drew widespread attention in the market.



From a policy perspective, this is no longer speculation but a genuine plan from the decision-making core. The Fed’s proactive public statements are essentially creating momentum for a possible policy shift.

Board member Milan candidly pointed out the current dilemma: the existing interest rate level has seriously deviated from the neutral zone, and the Fed is taking unnecessary risks in the employment market. In other words, if the current situation persists, the US economy could face greater instability. This is precisely why the decision-making body is beginning to consider more aggressive rate cuts.

However, there is a critical issue that needs careful consideration: in the context of the high US debt levels, is a 150 basis point rate cut truly feasible? The contradiction between debt burdens and policy space has become a focal point of market attention. The cryptocurrency market has always been highly sensitive to Fed policies. If the rate cut expectations materialize, it could bring new liquidity expectations to the market. Investors need to closely monitor subsequent policy developments and remain vigilant about the risks posed by market sentiment fluctuations.
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JustHereForAirdropsvip
· 01-11 13:51
150 basis points? That's a joke. With such high debt, they still want to cut interest rates. The Fed is dreaming.
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MercilessHalalvip
· 01-08 23:04
150bp? Are you joking? With such high debt, are you really daring to cut? --- The Federal Reserve is starting to loosen again. Can they really create liquidity this time? --- Wait, if the rate cut expectations materialize, will the crypto market take off again? I bet 50 USD. --- Debt trap is right here, just shouting 150bp. I don't think the big flood will last long. --- The interest rate game is like this. Saying it nicely just to harvest the leeks. Crypto people should wake up. --- Who believes in the term "neutral zone"? The central bank has no neutrality in mind. --- Once again, just hyping policies. Market leeks are just waiting to be harvested. --- I think it will still be the same until 2026. Even rate cuts will have to play psychological warfare. --- Close monitoring? Better to watch trading volume. Where the funds go is the real truth.
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ZKProofstervip
· 01-08 15:57
ngl, 150bps sounds nice on paper but the math doesn't check out... debt serviceability is already stretched thin, so this whole "policy pivot" might just be priced-in hopium tbh. the crypto market will probably pump first, ask questions later though lol
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TommyTeachervip
· 01-08 15:57
150 basis points? With such high debt, still wanting to cut interest rates, just dreaming here
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TopBuyerBottomSellervip
· 01-08 15:56
150 basis points? Come on, can debt that high really be reduced? Wake up, everyone.
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Anon4461vip
· 01-08 15:48
150 basis points? Wake up, with such high debt, can it really be reduced? I bet the Federal Reserve is just blowing smoke again.
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MevSandwichvip
· 01-08 15:34
150 basis points? The Fed is just bluffing or are they really getting anxious... With such high debt, daring to cut so much, liquidity is coming, the crypto market is about to take off.
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