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🚨 Economists Warn: Rapid Deterioration in the Job Market, the Federal Reserve May Be Forced to Implement Aggressive Easing

Renowned economic analyst David Rosenberg recently made a bold prediction: the U.S. employment situation has evolved from "moderate adjustment" to a true "recession signal," with the unemployment rate potentially surpassing 6%. At that point, the Federal Reserve will have no choice but to initiate aggressive rate cuts in 2026—five times a year, totaling 125 basis points of extreme easing.

Does it seem not so serious? The unemployment rate rising from 4% to 4.6% sounds manageable. But underlying data is warning loudly: October’s corporate layoffs hit a recent high, while hiring has plummeted sharply. Consumer confidence in jobs has fallen to its lowest post-pandemic point. Rosenberg bluntly states: "This is a precursor to the unemployment rate testing 6%."

What’s darker? Many white-collar layoffs are packaged with generous severance, but the real economic shock is still ahead. The 3.4% GDP growth in Q3 2025? He calls it "an illusion." The bottom line truth is: real income has stagnated, and consumption is entirely dependent on tax cuts for blood transfusions.

What does this mean for the crypto market? Currently, the market expects the Federal Reserve to cut rates at most 1-2 times, but if Rosenberg’s judgment proves correct, aggressive easing policies will inevitably trigger a liquidity rebound, which could significantly stimulate risk assets. Historical experience shows that easing cycles often lift high-risk assets—including cryptocurrencies.

The question is: will inflation automatically subside, or is the Federal Reserve about to fall into passivity? The upcoming policy shift in the market—whoever sees it clearly will seize the opportunity.
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GameFiCriticvip
· 01-05 07:47
Rosenberg's logic... To be honest, I agree with the data aspect; the wave of layoffs is indeed accelerating. But can looseness alone boost risk assets? History never repeats itself so simply. The quality of liquidity rebound is the key, not the volume.
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CounterIndicatorvip
· 01-05 03:30
Rosensberg is back to bearish predictions, but this time the data is indeed a bit frightening --- Is loose monetary policy fueling the crypto surge? Historical experience is useful, but this time it's really different --- Wait, this idea of GDP illusion... why does it feel more hopeless than layoffs themselves --- Five rate cuts? Wake up, the Federal Reserve has never been that aggressive, just scaring people --- Is the liquidity rebound really a good thing or just a mirage? No one can say for sure --- So the question is, should I increase my position now or wait and see? That’s the real dilemma --- Consumption relying on tax cuts for blood transfusion... why does that sound so piercing --- White-collar layoffs are packaged nicely? To put it nicely, it's just a gentle cut before unemployment --- Who sees clearly and makes money? Nonsense, most people are armchair quarterbacks after the fact --- Inflation automatically receding? Not happening, the Federal Reserve will eventually have to land hard
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OnchainHolmesvip
· 01-05 03:25
Rosenberg's words are really harsh this time. If the unemployment rate truly hits 6%... we better keep a close eye on our bags. --- Raising risk assets during an easing cycle? Bro, I've heard this logic too many times. The last time someone said that, BTC was still at 28,000. --- Illusory GDP, decent layoffs—basically a big reshuffle. The real truth lies in the underlying data. --- Five rate cuts in a year? If the Fed actually does that, which sector will first see liquidity rebound, and who dares to say they see through it? --- Stagnant income, tax cuts bleeding... consumer spending is already like this. How long can risk assets keep being hyped? Question mark. --- The key issue isn't how many times rates are cut, but when inflation will truly subside. That’s the real factor determining the price trend. --- The fact that corporate layoffs hit a new high—markets haven't reacted yet. By the time the Fed reacts, it might already be too late. --- Seeing the policy shift and grabbing opportunities? Easy to say, but how many can really keep the rhythm?
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CryptoRoyalvip
· 01-05 03:08
Watching Closely 🔍️
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SerumDegenvip
· 01-05 03:08
yo if rosenberg's right about that 6% unemployment scenario, we're literally watching the setup for one massive liquidity cascade... but honestly? this gdp copium already smells like a dead cat bounce lmao
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GweiWatchervip
· 01-05 03:04
Rosenberg, is this guy again making alarmist predictions? 125 basis points... sounds pretty scary, but let's see if it actually happens before jumping to conclusions.
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