# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Inflation

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Inflation", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Bitcoin Volatility Alert: Trump Expected To Tap Kevin Warsh As Fed Chair Today

President Trump is expected to nominate former Fed governor Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve chair, an event anticipated to impact rate expectations and increase Bitcoin and crypto market volatility. Prediction markets show a 93% probability for Warsh's selection, indicating a potential leak-driven surge. Market analysts describe a Warsh-led Fed as tactically dovish for rate cuts but structurally hawkish on inflation and balance sheet reduction, aiming to lower asset prices while cutting rates—a reversal of the "wealth effect." Warsh has previously expressed a non-hostile view of Bitcoin, calling it a "good policeman for policy" rather than a threat to the dollar. At press time, Bitcoin traded at $82,695.

bitcoinist01/30 16:32

Bitcoin Volatility Alert: Trump Expected To Tap Kevin Warsh As Fed Chair Today

bitcoinist01/30 16:32

Kevin Warsh: Inflation is a 'Choice', I View Bitcoin as an Important Asset

Kevin Warsh, former Federal Reserve Governor during the 2008 financial crisis, argues that inflation is a deliberate "choice" made by policymakers, not an unavoidable phenomenon. In a discussion with Peter Robinson, Warsh criticizes the Fed for failing its core mandate of ensuring price stability, blaming recent high inflation on the central bank's actions rather than external factors like supply chains or geopolitical events. He emphasizes that the Fed possesses the tools to control inflation but has instead enabled excessive government spending and expanded its role beyond its original purpose. Reflecting on his time at the Fed, Warsh supported the aggressive liquidity measures during the 2008 crisis as necessary to restore market function but opposed later rounds of quantitative easing (QE), which he believed created a "free lunch" mentality and blurred the lines between monetary and fiscal policy. He expresses concern over the Fed’s bloated balance sheet, now around $7 trillion, and argues that reducing it would help lower inflation and interest rates. Warsh also discusses Bitcoin, which he views not as a threat to the dollar but as an important asset that holds policymakers accountable. He believes the U.S. can overcome its fiscal challenges through higher economic growth and productivity, particularly driven by AI, and calls for a return to the Fed’s original mission: to act sparingly and only in genuine emergencies.

marsbit01/30 09:17

Kevin Warsh: Inflation is a 'Choice', I View Bitcoin as an Important Asset

marsbit01/30 09:17

DXY posts worst run in 8 years – So why isn’t Bitcoin rocketing?

The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) posted its worst performance in eight years, declining 9.4% in 2025 and continuing to weaken in 2026. Historically, such dollar weakness has been a strong catalyst for Bitcoin rallies, as seen in 2017 and 2020. However, despite this favorable backdrop, Bitcoin has not surged as expected. While former President Trump supports a weaker dollar to boost exports and economic growth, and continues pushing for rate cuts, the Fed has maintained rates, emphasizing data-driven policy. Additionally, Bitcoin's Long-Term Holders (LTHs) have been offloading BTC at the fastest pace in four months, indicating skepticism toward the DXY-Bitcoin correlation. Rising inflation risks may further undermine the rate-cut narrative, leading investors to seek safer assets instead of Bitcoin.

ambcrypto01/29 11:01

DXY posts worst run in 8 years – So why isn’t Bitcoin rocketing?

ambcrypto01/29 11:01

Bitcoin Falls After Fed Pauses Meeting, While Gold Performs Strongly Amid Rising Risks

The Federal Reserve's decision to pause rate cuts and maintain the federal funds target rate between 3.50% and 3.75% reinforced a cautious monetary policy stance, dampening market expectations for near-term easing. This led to a divergence in asset performance: gold prices strengthened as investors sought safe-haven assets amid rising macroeconomic uncertainty, including geopolitical tensions and potential U.S. government shutdown risks. In contrast, Bitcoin declined slightly, reflecting its sensitivity to liquidity conditions and risk appetite. The reaction underscores gold’s role as a defensive asset during periods of policy uncertainty, while Bitcoin behaved more like a risk-sensitive speculative asset. Broader macro risks continue to favor caution, with gold expected to outperform in the short term.

marsbit01/29 08:16

Bitcoin Falls After Fed Pauses Meeting, While Gold Performs Strongly Amid Rising Risks

marsbit01/29 08:16

After the Fed Hits the Brakes, the Market Experiences 'Icy and Fiery Extremes'!

The Federal Reserve paused its rate-cutting cycle in its first 2026 meeting, keeping the benchmark rate unchanged at 3.5%–3.75%, a move widely anticipated by the market. However, two dissenting votes highlighted internal divisions. The central bank signaled a shift from active policy adjustment to a more cautious, data-dependent stance. Gold emerged as the standout performer, surging past $5,500/oz with a 10% weekly gain, driven by persistent inflation, geopolitical risks, and easing real-rate pressures. In contrast, other major assets—including U.S. stocks, the dollar, Treasuries, and cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin—showed limited movement, reflecting market uncertainty. Attention is now turning to potential leadership changes at the Fed, with market-based predictions favoring Rick Rieder (34%), Kevin Warsh (28%), and Christopher Waller (20%) as top contenders to shape future policy. Bitcoin faces caution as on-chain data indicates a rising share of supply in loss, suggesting structural softening though not yet full bearish momentum. The market remains in a wait-and-see mode, balancing macro uncertainty against evolving cycle signals.

比推01/29 00:30

After the Fed Hits the Brakes, the Market Experiences 'Icy and Fiery Extremes'!

比推01/29 00:30

Crypto markets hold steady after Powell reiterates data-dependent stance

Cryptocurrency markets showed limited reaction to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's remarks, as he reiterated the central bank's data-dependent stance after holding interest rates at 3.50%–3.75%. Powell emphasized that monetary policy is not on a preset path, with future decisions relying on economic data and inflation trends. The total crypto market cap excluding stablecoins held near $2.7 trillion, reflecting continued consolidation below key moving averages. Trading volume remained subdued, indicating constrained risk appetite amid ongoing macro uncertainty. Investors appear to await stronger confirmation of sustained inflation decline before increasing exposure.

ambcrypto01/28 21:32

Crypto markets hold steady after Powell reiterates data-dependent stance

ambcrypto01/28 21:32

Fed holds rates steady as Bitcoin and Ethereum trade flat ahead of Powell remarks

The U.S. Federal Reserve held interest rates steady at 3.50%–3.75% on Wednesday, 28 January, maintaining a cautious and data-dependent stance amid elevated inflation and economic uncertainty. The Federal Open Market Committee reiterated its commitment to returning inflation to the 2% target but offered no guidance on the timing of potential rate cuts. Crypto markets showed a muted initial reaction, with Bitcoin trading around $89,000 and Ethereum near $3,000, both remaining below key moving averages. Traders appeared to await further clarity from Chair Jerome Powell’s press conference for directional cues. The overall market behaviour reflects caution, with both cryptocurrencies exhibiting consolidation rather than decisive movement following the announcement.

ambcrypto01/28 19:24

Fed holds rates steady as Bitcoin and Ethereum trade flat ahead of Powell remarks

ambcrypto01/28 19:24

Will Trump Announce the New Fed Chair on the Night of the Fed Decision?

On January 29, 2026, the Federal Reserve is expected to announce its decision to keep interest rates unchanged, with market consensus nearly 100%. While this outcome is widely anticipated, the focus will be on Chair Jerome Powell’s post-announcement press conference for signals on future monetary policy. Investors are divided over whether the Fed will continue its rate-cutting cycle later in the year or adopt a more hawkish stance due to persistent inflation, which remains at 2.8%, above the 2% target. A key uncertainty is the potential announcement of a new Fed Chair nominee by former President Donald Trump, who has hinted at a January reveal. The shortlist includes Rick Rieder (currently the most probable candidate at 47%), Kevin Warsh, Christopher Waller, and Kevin Hassett. Trump may use the FOMC meeting timing to divert market attention from any hawkish signals from Powell, instead promoting a dovish nominee to reassure markets. The new composition of the voting members on the Fed’s rate-setting committee also leans more hawkish this year, which could influence future decisions regardless of the new Chair’s stance. The outcome of Powell’s remarks and a possible Trump announcement could significantly impact market sentiment.

比推01/28 14:47

Will Trump Announce the New Fed Chair on the Night of the Fed Decision?

比推01/28 14:47

The Eve of the Storm: Powell Holds Rates, Trump Announces New Fed Chair?

The Federal Reserve is widely expected to hold interest rates steady in its first policy decision of 2026, with markets pricing in a near-100% probability of no change. While this outcome is largely anticipated, the focus has shifted to future policy direction and the potential announcement of a new Fed Chair by former President Trump. Key uncertainties remain regarding the pace of potential rate cuts in 2026. Although the Fed began a rate-cutting cycle in late 2025 due to a softening labor market, persistent inflation at 2.8%—above the 2% target—has led to a more cautious stance. The composition of the voting members on the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) has also shifted, with two new "hawkish" regional bank presidents joining, which may influence future decisions. Chair Powell’s post-meeting remarks will be closely watched for signals on the duration of the pause and the likelihood of further easing. Simultaneously, Trump has indicated he may soon nominate a new Fed Chair, with candidates narrowed down to four individuals. Rick Rieder, BlackRock’s Global Chief Investment Officer of Fixed Income and a proponent of lower rates, is currently the betting favorite. Trump may choose to announce his nominee around the time of the FOMC meeting to shift market attention away from any potentially hawkish signals from Powell and instead emphasize a more dovish long-term outlook. The timing and choice of nominee could significantly influence market sentiment and expectations for monetary policy.

Odaily星球日报01/28 11:33