# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Interest Rates

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What to Expect from the Crypto Market: How the Conflict Between Trump and the Fed Will Affect Prices

RBC Crypto presents an analysis by Anatoly Radchenko on the state of the cryptocurrency market as of January 12th. The key focus is the conflict between former US President Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. Trump is pressuring the Fed to cut interest rates to provide cheaper credit, but Powell is resisting, leading to a reported criminal investigation. This political tension is causing the US dollar to weaken and is boosting gold and silver prices. Such pressure on the Fed and broader geopolitical risks (involving China-Taiwan, Iran-Israel, Venezuela, Cuba) are generally unfavorable for cryptocurrencies, as Middle East escalations have historically not benefited the asset class. Regarding market performance, Bitcoin (BTC) is trading around $90.5k, down 2.5% for the week. It is underperforming compared to Ethereum and Solana. Large holders continue to sell, and there is uncertainty around purchases by entities like Michael Saylor's Strategy company. Privacy coins like Monero (XMR) are seeing interest, but their performance is tied to the overall market strength of BTC and ETH. While positive narratives exist, such as Wells Fargo's $300 million Bitcoin purchase and rumors of crypto trading on Elon Musk's X platform, the analyst assesses the overall picture as negative. He states there is no strong catalyst for a rapid price increase, despite some investors accumulating BTC. The market lacks a convincing reason for a significant rally in the near term.

RBK-crypto01/12 12:13

What to Expect from the Crypto Market: How the Conflict Between Trump and the Fed Will Affect Prices

RBK-crypto01/12 12:13

Can Bitcoin Price Follow Gold? Fed Chair Investigation Behind Gold’s Rise, Peter Schiff Claims

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell disclosed that the Justice Department issued grand jury subpoenas to the central bank, which he described as political pressure to influence interest rate decisions. This announcement drove gold to record highs above $4,600 per ounce. Prominent gold advocate Peter Schiff claimed the investigation fueled safe-haven demand for gold and criticized both Powell and former President Trump for supporting artificially low interest rates, which he argues cause inflation. Schiff reiterated his long-term skepticism toward Bitcoin, calling it a "Ponzi scheme" with no future as a medium of exchange. Meanwhile, Bitcoin faced technical uncertainty, trading near $90,166 with analysts warning of a potential bear flag pattern that could lead to further declines if buying pressure doesn’t improve.

ccn.com01/12 10:33

Can Bitcoin Price Follow Gold? Fed Chair Investigation Behind Gold’s Rise, Peter Schiff Claims

ccn.com01/12 10:33

Trump "Gets Serious": Powell Faces Investigation, Interest Rate Dispute Escalates

US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has publicly accused the US Department of Justice (DOJ) of threatening criminal charges to pressure the Fed into aligning interest rate policy with former President Donald Trump's demands. In a rare video statement, Powell condemned the action as an unprecedented attack on the central bank’s independence. The investigation, initiated by the Washington DC US Attorney’s office, focuses on allegations that Powell misled Congress regarding a $250 million renovation project at the Fed’s headquarters. The conflict stems from Trump's longstanding criticism of Powell for being too slow to cut interest rates. Since returning to office, Trump has intensified pressure on the Fed to lower rates to stimulate economic growth. Market reactions were immediate, with US stock index futures falling, gold and silver prices rising, and Bitcoin holding near $91,000. Powell reaffirmed the Fed’s commitment to data-driven policy, emphasizing its mandate to ensure price stability and maximize employment, not to yield to political influence. Legal experts suggest the evidence against Powell is weak, but if charges proceed, he could face resignation or even imprisonment. Meanwhile, speculation about his potential replacements includes Kevin Warsh and Kevin Hassett, both seen as favorable to Trump’s economic agenda. The situation has raised concerns about institutional independence and potential constitutional crisis.

marsbit01/12 04:45

Trump "Gets Serious": Powell Faces Investigation, Interest Rate Dispute Escalates

marsbit01/12 04:45

On the Eve of Fed Policy: The Dual Test of "Trillion-Dollar Tariff Ruling" and "Non-Farm Payroll Report"

Key events this week are set to reshape U.S. markets, with major implications for stocks, bonds, and metals. The Supreme Court may rule on the legality of Trump-era tariffs, potentially requiring refunds of up to $133 billion. A ruling against tariffs could boost S&P 500 profits but worsen the deficit, complicating Fed policy. Separately, the U.S. may decide on metals tariffs under Section 232 by January 10, affecting silver, platinum, and palladium. Meanwhile, the Bloomberg Commodity Index rebalancing is forcing significant sell-offs in gold and silver, adding volatility. Finally, the December nonfarm payrolls report on January 9 will be a critical data point for the Fed’s upcoming policy decision. Investors should brace for heightened market swings.

marsbit01/09 12:54

On the Eve of Fed Policy: The Dual Test of "Trillion-Dollar Tariff Ruling" and "Non-Farm Payroll Report"

marsbit01/09 12:54

Bitcoin and Yen’s record high correlation — What does it mean for BTC’s price?

Bitcoin has started 2026 trading above $90,000, though it has retraced from its October 2025 all-time high of $126,000. A key development is its record-high correlation of 89% with the Japanese Yen Index (JPYX), surpassing previous levels. This strong link means movements in the yen, influenced by Japan’s bond market and economic policies, may significantly impact Bitcoin’s price. An upcoming auction of Japanese Government Bonds and rising yields are critical factors to watch, as they could affect the yen's strength and, consequently, Bitcoin’s near-term direction. Conflicting economic signals, such as declining real wages, add further uncertainty to the outlook.

ambcrypto01/08 15:02

Bitcoin and Yen’s record high correlation — What does it mean for BTC’s price?

ambcrypto01/08 15:02

CME Group Hits All-Time Highs: Crypto And Rates Fuel Record 2025 Trading

CME Group achieved a record annual average daily volume (ADV) of 28.1 million contracts in 2025, a 6% increase from the previous year. Growth was driven by strong performance in interest rate products (14.2M contracts), equity indexes (7.4M), and a significant surge in crypto derivatives, which saw a 140% rise to 278,000 contracts. Energy, agriculture, and metals trading also contributed, with metals hitting a record. International volume reached 8.4 million contracts, reflecting broad-based growth across sectors and increased institutional participation. Key months like April and November saw particularly high activity due to market volatility and hedging demand.

bitcoinist01/06 08:02

CME Group Hits All-Time Highs: Crypto And Rates Fuel Record 2025 Trading

bitcoinist01/06 08:02

2026 Fed Rate Cuts Seen as Key to Retail Crypto Comeback

According to industry analysts, Federal Reserve interest rate cuts in 2026 are seen as a key catalyst for bringing retail investors back to the crypto market. Lower interest rates typically reduce returns on conventional assets, making riskier investments like Bitcoin more attractive. While the Fed has signaled policy flexibility, market uncertainty remains regarding the timing and extent of future cuts. Previous rate cuts in late 2025 initially boosted Bitcoin to a record high of $125,100, but a subsequent liquidation event reversed gains. Bitcoin now trades nearly 30% below its peak, and market sentiment remains in "Extreme Fear." Analysts suggest that retail investor return in 2026 heavily depends on the Fed's policy direction, with potential rate cuts likely to renew market enthusiasm, while a pause or reversal could keep retail participants sidelined.

TheNewsCrypto12/31 05:02

2026 Fed Rate Cuts Seen as Key to Retail Crypto Comeback

TheNewsCrypto12/31 05:02

Fed on the Eve of Change: Wall Street Prepares for an Interest Rate Battle Without 'Powell'

Investors are preparing for a potentially transformed Federal Reserve in the coming year as former President Trump signals his intention to select a new chair who aligns with his agenda, including aggressive rate cuts. While markets show limited immediate concern over the Fed’s independence, analysts warn that a less independent Fed could threaten economic stability and increase market volatility. Key risks include potential yield curve steepening, as long-term rates may rise on inflation fears if cuts are overly aggressive, and increased uncertainty from a more divided Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC). Trump could influence the Fed’s appointing loyalists to vacant board seats, potentially shifting policy momentum. However, consensus may emerge if economic data supports further easing. The new chair’s communication style—emphasizing economic rationale over political alignment—could also mitigate market anxiety. Current expectations for rate cuts in early 2025 remain intact, with equities showing optimism toward sectors like banks and industrials.

marsbit12/29 12:24

Fed on the Eve of Change: Wall Street Prepares for an Interest Rate Battle Without 'Powell'

marsbit12/29 12:24

Why Are Bitcoin And Ethereum Prices Crashing Again?

Bitcoin and Ethereum prices are declining again, failing to see a seasonal rally amid sustained selling pressure from crypto ETFs. Data shows BlackRock deposited significant amounts of BTC and ETH into Coinbase for likely sales, contributing to outflows of $330 million in Bitcoin ETFs and $11 million in Ethereum ETFs this week. Institutional interest appears to be fading. Macro factors also play a role, as strong U.S. economic data reduces expectations of imminent Fed rate cuts. Analysis from CryptoQuant suggests Bitcoin may be entering a bearish phase rather than a temporary pullback, with further downside possible. BTC was trading around $87,700 at the time of writing.

bitcoinist12/26 00:33

Why Are Bitcoin And Ethereum Prices Crashing Again?

bitcoinist12/26 00:33

Powell Becomes Most Popular High-Ranking Official, Trump's Approval Rating Nears Historic Low

A new Gallup poll reveals Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is the most popular among 13 U.S. leaders, with a 44% job approval rating, surpassing former President Donald Trump, whose approval remains near a historic low at 36%. Powell’s approval cuts across party lines, with support from 46% of Democrats, 34% of Republicans, and 49% of independents. In contrast, Trump’s approval shows sharp partisan divides—89% among Republicans but near zero among Democrats. The survey, conducted in early December, highlights public dissatisfaction with national leadership, as no figure approached 50% approval. Powell’s popularity persists despite repeated public criticism from Trump over interest rate policies. Trump is expected to nominate a successor before Powell’s term ends in May.

深潮12/25 03:02

Powell Becomes Most Popular High-Ranking Official, Trump's Approval Rating Nears Historic Low