#美SEC推动加密创新监管 $DOGE The latest assessment from a leading investment bank's FICC team indicates that the Fed is highly likely to cut interest rates in December. The reason is straightforward: employment data is not looking good, and risk control is a priority, so if not now, when?
Their logic is as follows – currently, the pace of data releases is slow, and the market has already reached a consensus that a rate cut in December is almost a done deal. It's better to cut first and then adjust strategies based on the new situation in January next year; this is the most prudent approach.
$PEPE The weak signals from the labor market are pressuring policymakers to respond. Once the interest rate cut window opens, changes in liquidity expectations may transmit to the crypto market. $SHIB
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ETH_Maxi_Taxi
· 19h ago
Once the interest rate cut takes effect, the liquidity will splash up and we'll see who can catch it. Anyway, I'm betting that DOGE will take off first.
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Rugpull幸存者
· 11-30 13:52
Interest rate cuts in December are a done deal, liquidity is coming, DOGE should take off now.
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ruggedSoBadLMAO
· 11-30 13:40
The interest rate cut in December feels a bit overvalued, will it really go so smoothly?
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LiquidationWizard
· 11-30 13:38
Is the interest rate cut really coming in December? Then I have to increase the position, once the Liquidity is released, $DOGE will To da moon.
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MoonBoi42
· 11-30 13:35
The expectation of interest rate cuts has been speculated for so long, saying "it's a done deal" now feels a bit late.
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CascadingDipBuyer
· 11-30 13:31
If the interest rate is lowered, this wave of liquidity will come in, and we need to hold our positions.
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CryptoPunster
· 11-30 13:27
We all understand the routine of interest rate cut expectations... first heat up BTC, then wait to play people for suckers, anyway, with liquidity coming, suckers will follow.
#美SEC推动加密创新监管 $DOGE The latest assessment from a leading investment bank's FICC team indicates that the Fed is highly likely to cut interest rates in December. The reason is straightforward: employment data is not looking good, and risk control is a priority, so if not now, when?
Their logic is as follows – currently, the pace of data releases is slow, and the market has already reached a consensus that a rate cut in December is almost a done deal. It's better to cut first and then adjust strategies based on the new situation in January next year; this is the most prudent approach.
$PEPE The weak signals from the labor market are pressuring policymakers to respond. Once the interest rate cut window opens, changes in liquidity expectations may transmit to the crypto market. $SHIB