Fed Rate Cut Could Crash Crypto Markets
Fed's rate cut sends stocks to record highs. Where are markets headed from here?
Stocks rallied to record highs this week in the aftermath of a jumbo-sized interest rate cut at the Federal Reserve, presenting investors with a key question: Where is the market headed from here? Experts who spoke to ABC News voiced cautious optimism about the outlook for the stock market,
The Fed Went Big With Its First Rate Cut—Here's What Markets Think Will Happen Next
Traders on Wednesday upped their bets that the Federal Reserve would continue to aggressively cut interest rates this year after the central bank began its long-awaited easing cycle with an above-average 50-basis point cut.
Large Fed Rate Cut Drives Global Markets Higher
The cut, and the prospect of more before the end of the year, pushed MSCI's 47-country world stocks index close to a record high. Wall Street futures were up after the S&P 500 hit its own all-time peak overnight [.N], and Europe also opened strongly. [.EU]
Why Fed rate cuts matter to world markets
In commodities, precious and base metals such as copper should benefit from Fed rate cuts, and for the latter the demand outlook and a soft landing are key. Lower rates and a weaker dollar, reducing not just the opportunity cost of holding metals but also of buying them for those using other currencies, could fuel momentum.
The Implications For Markets As Fed Rate Decision Looms
Markets are widely anticipating the U.S. Federal Reserve to deliver its first rate cut in four years when policymakers meet this week. Click to read.
Copper Hits Two-Month High With Fed Cut Driving Metals Markets
Copper traded near its highest close in three weeks and other metals were mixed as investors digested the Federal Reserve’s bid to defend US growth and the labor market with a half-point rate-cut.
Gold gains as markets gear up for Fed's interest rate verdict
Gold prices gained on Wednesday, as investors awaited for the Federal Reserve to start its U.S. monetary easing cycle for the first time in over four years. Spot gold rose 0.3% to $2,577.75 per ounce as of 9:30 a.
Fed Rate Cut Could Crash Crypto Markets, but Era of Central Banks Is Over: Arthur Hayes
The era of central banks is over, Hayes said ahead of an expected Fed rate cut Wednesday.Ethena's USDe and Pendle's BTC staking could benefit
Arthur Hayes anticipates a market crash after the Fed interest rate cut
Arthur Hayes, the BitMEX co-founder and Maelstrom's Chief Information Officer expressed his thoughts about the upcoming Fed interest rate cuts on September 18. He believes the rate cut will cause a major market slump,
Arthur Hayes Says Fed Rate Cut Will Trigger Market ”Collapse,” Calls Move A ”Colossal Mistake”: Token2049
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes said risk assets such as cryptos could crash after the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates.
The Fed surprised many investors with a jumbo rate cut this week. It won’t get much easier to predict the next move
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is known for providing clear signals about the central bank’s next interest rate move in ...
The Fed Is Putting the Stock Market on Track for a Rare Achievement
Stocks in September have been negative for four years in a row but momentum from the rate cut could bring change.
Markets reacting positive to Fed cuts is 'wind at the back' of Harris-Walz campaign
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by half a point and the markets are reacting positively. CNBC senior analyst and ...
What lower rates mean for markets
With the Federal Reserve shifting gears and cutting interest rates by a half point, it’s time for investors, households and ...
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What’s Next for the Markets and Economy After the Fed Rate Cut?
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US equity futures rise as Fed cut boosts sentiment: markets wrap
Japanese stocks rose along with US equity futures after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by half a percentage point and signalled further easing in the months ahead.