# Сопутствующие статьи по теме FOMC

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Hormuz Strait Sparks Oil War, Will the Fed Cut Rates in June First?

U.S. February CPI data showed inflation remained at 2.4% year-on-year, with core CPI at 2.5%, indicating persistent price pressures. The report, collected before U.S.-Israel airstrikes on Iran, did not fully reflect potential energy price impacts from recent geopolitical tensions. Morgan Stanley maintains expectations for two 25-basis-point Fed rate cuts in June and September, though rising oil prices could delay this timeline. Market probabilities currently favor a 64% chance of a June cut. Escalating military conflict between the U.S./Israel and Iran has heightened risks of a major oil supply shock. Iran's threat to close the Strait of Hormuz, a critical chokepoint for 20% of global oil shipments, has already driven Brent crude above $100 per barrel. A prolonged closure could push prices to $150 or higher, reminiscent of 1970s-style energy crises, potentially forcing the Fed to maintain higher rates for longer. Bitcoin continues to trade between $54,000 and $78,400, showing relative resilience compared to traditional assets like stocks and bonds. While short-term holders are selling at a loss—a typical bearish signal—crypto market leverage has significantly reduced, decreasing forced selling pressure. The upcoming FOMC meeting remains a key catalyst for both traditional and crypto markets.

marsbit03/12 06:00

Hormuz Strait Sparks Oil War, Will the Fed Cut Rates in June First?

marsbit03/12 06:00

PA Infographic | A Glance at Major Web3 Events in March 2026

PA Graphic | Key Web3 Events to Watch in March 2026 March 2026 is set to be a critical month for the crypto market, shaped by policy, macroeconomic trends, and liquidity dynamics. Major events include: - The FOMC interest rate decision and subsequent press conference by Jerome Powell, a key moment for global risk assets. - The upcoming vote on the Clarity Act, which could define US regulatory frameworks for stablecoins and digital assets. - The release of US February non-farm payroll and CPI data, influencing ongoing macro liquidity expectations. - Hong Kong issuing its first batch of stablecoin licenses. - Major token unlocks, including SUI and HYPE, totaling billions of dollars, potentially increasing selling pressure. - Metaplanet’s shareholder meeting, focusing on its Bitcoin strategy and capital market moves. - FTX’s new round of fund distributions, which may impact market sentiment and liquidity. With policy updates, economic data, token unlocks, and industry events unfolding simultaneously, market volatility is expected to intensify in March. For a concise overview of the core Web3 developments in March 2026, this graphic has you covered.

marsbit03/01 02:13

PA Infographic | A Glance at Major Web3 Events in March 2026

marsbit03/01 02:13

More Accurate Than Polls, More Dangerous Than Imagined: Prediction Markets in the Eyes of the Fed

The Federal Reserve is exploring the use of prediction markets, particularly Kalshi, as a real-time tool for policy insights. A Fed-affiliated working paper found that Kalshi’s predictions for core CPI and unemployment are statistically comparable to—and sometimes more accurate than—Bloomberg consensus estimates. Prediction markets aggregate real-money, belief-backed trading, offering frequent updates and capturing nuanced shifts that traditional surveys miss. For instance, Kalshi priced inflation uncertainty in real time during a trade policy scare—a dynamic monthly surveys couldn’t reflect. While these markets provide valuable signals, they also carry risks. Prices reflect both expectations and risk preferences, and heavy reliance on sports betting for liquidity makes macroeconomic markets vulnerable to regulatory changes. If sports betting is restricted, liquidity could dry up, increasing manipulation risks. Moreover, if the Fed openly uses prediction markets, it could create a feedback loop where traders manipulate smaller markets like Kalshi to influence broader policy communication and traditional financial instruments. Despite these concerns, prediction markets offer a uniquely timely and distributed form of expectation aggregation—especially for events like FOMC meetings, where informed participants trade with real stakes. The Fed should require open data transparency to mitigate manipulation and carefully weigh the signal against the noise.

比推02/24 18:33

More Accurate Than Polls, More Dangerous Than Imagined: Prediction Markets in the Eyes of the Fed

比推02/24 18:33

Here’s what happened in crypto today: FOMC Minutes, CLARITY Act & more

The crypto market faced significant declines over the past 48 hours, largely influenced by macroeconomic factors and regulatory developments. Bitcoin dropped 7% to around $65,800 following the release of hawkish FOMC Minutes, which reinforced expectations that the Fed will not cut interest rates in March. Ethereum fell 10%, Solana declined 11%, and Ripple saw a 15% drop. Market attention is now turning to the upcoming PCE inflation data, which could further impact sentiment. In regulatory news, the Federal Reserve endorsed prediction markets, highlighting their real-time data advantages over traditional surveys for tracking macroeconomic expectations. Meanwhile, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong expressed optimism about the CLARITY Act, predicting a "win-win-win" outcome for consumers, crypto, and banks. Ongoing White House negotiations focus on stablecoin regulations, with some lawmakers hopeful for passage by late April.

ambcrypto02/19 13:02

Here’s what happened in crypto today: FOMC Minutes, CLARITY Act & more

ambcrypto02/19 13:02

FOMC Minutes Hint at a Possible Rate Hike, Trouble For the Crypto Market?

FOMC meeting minutes indicate a potential interest rate hike despite U.S. inflation dropping to 2.40% in January 2026, nearing the 2% target. Federal Reserve officials suggest pausing rate cuts and possibly considering an increase, emphasizing the need for balanced inflation and labor market conditions. The current federal rate remains at 3.50%-3.75%, with slight labor market improvements. This uncertainty may negatively impact the crypto market, causing increased volatility, $38.73 million in liquidations, and a 1.55% market cap decline. BTC saw significant short liquidations amid heightened investor caution.

TheNewsCrypto02/19 12:25

FOMC Minutes Hint at a Possible Rate Hike, Trouble For the Crypto Market?

TheNewsCrypto02/19 12:25

Crypto Watchlist: The Key Catalysts To Track This Week

This week is significant for crypto with key events including ETHDenver starting February 18, where Ethereum's ecosystem developments and partnerships will be showcased. On February 17, Jupiter DAO will vote on pausing token emissions to address supply dilution. Hyperliquid faces speculation about a potential second airdrop on February 18, though nothing is confirmed. Macro factors include US markets closed on February 16 for Presidents’ Day, potentially increasing crypto volatility. The FOMC minutes on February 18 and PCE inflation data on February 20 will influence rate-cut expectations and risk sentiment. A Supreme Court decision on tariffs could also impact macro markets and crypto. The total crypto market cap is $2.32 trillion.

bitcoinist02/17 05:02

Crypto Watchlist: The Key Catalysts To Track This Week

bitcoinist02/17 05:02

Rate Cuts Watch: FOMC Minutes, PCE Inflation and Jobs Data To Move Crypto

This week's crypto market focus is on key U.S. economic data that could influence Federal Reserve interest rate decisions. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) minutes, due Wednesday, may reveal the Fed's internal debate on inflation and growth, potentially shifting rate-cut expectations without a policy change. Thursday's jobless claims will test whether the labor market is cooling, a crucial factor for the Fed's timing. Friday brings the core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation data—the Fed's preferred inflation gauge—and the Q4 GDP report, which will provide insights into economic resilience. Markets have recently increased odds of a June rate cut, making any surprises in these releases highly impactful. Crypto, particularly Bitcoin, is sensitive to changes in rate expectations, as they affect Treasury yields, the dollar, and overall risk appetite.

ccn.com02/16 10:13

Rate Cuts Watch: FOMC Minutes, PCE Inflation and Jobs Data To Move Crypto

ccn.com02/16 10:13

Strong jobs report shakes the market – Could Bitcoin drop below $60K next?

The strong January U.S. jobs report, which far exceeded expectations, has significantly impacted market sentiment and expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. The probability of a near-term cut fell sharply, increasing volatility. This shift is particularly relevant for Bitcoin, which dipped following the data release. The article argues this reinforces the importance of the upcoming March FOMC meeting in setting the tone for risk assets. Technically, Bitcoin is described as fragile, trapped in a volatile range between $65k and $70k. It has repeatedly failed to turn key resistance levels into support, putting pressure on its current floor. This setup, combined with the macro uncertainty over interest rates, reduces the incentive for short-term holders to remain invested. The mounting headwinds increase the likelihood of a wave of selling (capitulation), which could break the $65k support level and put the $60k threshold at risk.

ambcrypto02/12 10:04

Strong jobs report shakes the market – Could Bitcoin drop below $60K next?

ambcrypto02/12 10:04

Interest Rate Cuts? Trump's 'Perfect Candidate' Might Be Even Tougher to Handle Than Powell!

President Trump has nominated Kevin M. Warsh, a former Federal Reserve governor with strong Wall Street ties, to be the next Fed chair, praising him as potentially "one of the greatest" in history. However, Trump’s strong desire for significant interest rate cuts—potentially to around 1%—faces major obstacles. The current rate stands at 3.5%-3.75%, and the economy shows steady growth with no clear need for aggressive cuts. Warsh, often labeled an inflation hawk, has shown flexibility in the past and recently argued there is room for rate reductions if productivity gains from AI offset inflation risks. Still, he would need to persuade a skeptical Federal Open Market Committee, where several regional bank presidents are hesitant about further cuts. Colleagues and observers describe Warsh as a pragmatic operator who understands markets and values Fed independence. He is expected to base decisions on economic data rather than political pressure, despite Trump’s expectations. If confirmed, Warsh would face intense scrutiny over every policy move amid concerns about the Fed’s independence.

比推01/30 22:21

Interest Rate Cuts? Trump's 'Perfect Candidate' Might Be Even Tougher to Handle Than Powell!

比推01/30 22:21

XRP price slips: Why is the altcoin stuck below $2?

XRP price remains below the critical $2.15 resistance despite a recent 2.13% weekly bounce from its $1.70–$1.80 support zone. While bullish factors exist—including institutional accumulation, a high long/short ratio, and altcoin market rotation—the overall structure remains weak. XRP has recorded four lower lows since its July peak, and macro uncertainty persists. A reversal isn't confirmed until it breaks above $2.15; failure could see a retest of $1.80 support. The bias stays bearish until key resistance is flipped.

ambcrypto01/30 03:02

XRP price slips: Why is the altcoin stuck below $2?

ambcrypto01/30 03:02

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