Глава JPMorgan усомнился в скором снижении ставки ФРС и похвалил стейблкоины

cryptonews.ruPublicado a 2025-06-22Actualizado a 2025-09-23

CEO JPMorgan Джейми Даймон отметил, что ФРС вряд ли пойдет на снижение ключевой ставки без заметного замедления инфляции. Он также высказался о стейблкоинах в позитивном ключе.

«Если инфляция не исчезнет, ФРС будет трудно снижать ставки в дальнейшем», — поделился мыслями топ-менеджер крупнейшего банка США.

По его словам, инфляция «застряла» на уровне около 3%. Даймон добавил, что скорее видит факторы для роста показателя, чем для снижения.

При этом эксперт выразил надежду на устойчивый рост экономики и смягчение монетарной политики — не как вынужденную меру регулятора в условиях рецессии, а закономерный шаг на фоне позитивной динамики.

Рынок считает иначе

17 сентября ФРС впервые с декабря 2024 года снизила ключевую ставку на 0,25% — до 4-4,25%. Исход заседания совпал с ожиданиями инвесторов.

Участники рынка прогнозируют еще два снижения ставки на 25 б.п. — в конце октября и в начале декабря.

Вероятность снижения ставки ФРС на 25 базисных пунктов по итогам заседания 29 октября. Данные: FedWatch.

Политика «дешевых денег» зачастую поддерживает криптовалюты — доступный кредит повышает готовность инвесторов к риску. На последнее изменение показателя биткоин отреагировал довольно сдержанно, но многие альткоины показали заметный рост.

Прогнозы ФРС предполагают два снижения ставки в ближайшие месяцы и еще одно в 2026 году.

Инфляция в США выросла на 0,4% в августе и составила 2,9% в годовом выражении, таким образом превысив целевой уровень в 2%.

Стейблкоины — не проблема

Даймон отдельно затронул тему «стабильных монет», актуальность которых значительно возросла после того, как Конгресс в июле одобрил три законопроекта о криптовалютах.

По словам главы JPMorgan, у финучреждений нет поводов для серьезных опасений. Однако он подчеркнул, что банки и другие участники рынка должны внимательно отслеживать развитие этих активов и «понимать их особенности».

«Будут люди, которые захотят хранить доллары через стейблкоины за пределами США — от плохих парней до хороших и до отдельных стран. Там, вероятно, лучше держать при себе доллары, чем размещать их в банковской системе», — сказал он.

Финансист подчеркнул, что JPMorgan работает со «стабильными монетами», а банки обсуждают возможность создания консорциума для выпуска собственного токена.

«Не уверен, что центробанкам нужно использовать это [при расчетах] между собой. Однако со временем оно будет развиваться», — заключил Даймон.

Напомним, эксперты JPMorgan назвали прогнозируемую в США «гонку стейблкоинов» игрой с нулевой суммой.

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