News with the tag "FED"

Donald Trump suggests that following his recommendations could save the US $360 billion per year in interest payments, with potential savings of $174 billion in the first year by refinancing 20% of the debt.

The US Dollar is strengthening due to expectations from the Fed minutes and its safe-haven status, while the Euro faces challenges from trade tensions and economic divergence in the Eurozone.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly demanded immediate interest rate cuts from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, citing potential economic benefits, while the Fed maintains its independent stance focused on long-term stability.

Donald Trump has called for Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell to resign immediately, reigniting discussions about the relationship between political figures and the Federal Reserve's independence.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell faces increasing political pressure and scrutiny, particularly from former President Donald Trump and other Republican figures, over his leadership and policy decisions, though legal protections may safeguard his position.

Bets on a U.S. recession in 2025 have dropped sharply, with odds on crypto prediction platform Polymarket sinking to 22%, the lowest level, as trade tensions cool and economic indicators improve.

Bitcoin (BTC) experienced slight losses following the release of strong US employment data, which reduced expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut, potentially impacting risk-on assets like cryptocurrencies.

Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic suggests the U.S. may experience elevated inflation levels without sharp spikes, with no immediate policy shift from the Federal Reserve, impacting economic uncertainty and the crypto market.

The record high U.S. M2 money supply of $21.94 trillion has significant implications for Bitcoin and the broader crypto market, presenting both opportunities and risks influenced by liquidity, inflation, and Federal Reserve policies.

The US Dollar's future trajectory is at a critical juncture, heavily influenced by upcoming Labor Data and the Federal Reserve's policy decisions, with global implications for interest rates and market stability.