# Пов'язані статті щодо Asset Prices

Центр новин HTX надає останні статті та поглиблений аналіз на тему "Asset Prices", що охоплює ринкові тренди, оновлення проєктів, технологічні розробки та регуляторну політику в криптоіндустрії.

Lyn Alden Says Fed Entering ‘Gradual Print’ Era of Monetary Policy

Economist Lyn Alden states the U.S. Federal Reserve is entering a "gradual print" monetary policy phase, characterized by steady liquidity increases tied to bank asset growth or nominal GDP. This measured approach, differing from traditional quantitative easing, aims to support asset prices mildly without broad stimulus. Alden suggests high-quality and scarce assets may benefit, while cautioning against overheated market sectors. The policy occurs amid mixed signals from the Fed, reduced rate cut expectations, and upcoming leadership uncertainty. This liquidity infusion may stabilize credit and indirectly benefit assets like Bitcoin, though effects are expected to be moderate rather than dramatic.

TheNewsCrypto02/09 08:17

Lyn Alden Says Fed Entering ‘Gradual Print’ Era of Monetary Policy

TheNewsCrypto02/09 08:17

AI Capital Expenditure Is Draining Market Liquidity: A Quiet 'Reverse QE'

A fundamental shift in market dynamics is occurring due to a capital expenditure cycle in artificial intelligence, which is creating a shortage of financial capital. This contrasts with the previous decade, where low-demand Web 2.0 and SaaS models led to excess capital flooding speculative assets. AI capex functions similarly to fiscal stimulus: companies raise capital by issuing debt or selling assets, and the funds circulate through the economy with a multiplier effect, initially boosting asset prices. However, once idle capital is exhausted, each dollar invested in AI must be pulled from other areas, triggering intense competition for scarce capital. This raises the cost of capital (market rates) and acts as a form of "reverse quantitative easing," negatively impacting portfolio balances. Highly speculative assets, such as cryptocurrencies and meme stocks, are disproportionately affected, while assets with near-term cash flows (e.g., chipmakers like SNDK and MU) outperform. Even well-funded investors, including sovereign wealth funds, are now cash-constrained, forcing asset sales that propagate through markets. This liquidity drain, compounded by potential policy missteps, suggests a challenging environment ahead for risk assets.

marsbit02/06 08:39

AI Capital Expenditure Is Draining Market Liquidity: A Quiet 'Reverse QE'

marsbit02/06 08:39

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