Latest updates regarding interest rates and the Federal Reserve

Trump denies any connection to the investigation conducted by the Department of Justice with Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and confirms that the subpoenas are not related to interest rates
The expected impact on markets is limited, with relative relief for stocks and stability in crypto due to the absence of direct political pressure on the Fed

According to CME Group, the probability of a rate cut in January is very low
This means continued tight monetary policy, which could put short-term pressure on growth stocks and keep crypto in a state of fluctuation without a strong breakout

Trump sets January 20 as the deadline for credit card companies, demanding to keep interest rates at 10% or face legal consequences
This could put pressure on bank and finance company stocks while indirectly supporting consumers and may be positive for crypto as an investment alternative

Goldman Sachs delays interest rate cut forecasts to June and September, cancels the early cut scenario, and expects the Federal Reserve's interest rate to end in 2026 at 3% to 3.25%, with a recession probability reduced to 20%
This supports stocks in the medium term and enhances a positive outlook for crypto with any upcoming actual rate cut

In summary, no imminent rate cut, and any market correction may present a buying opportunity, while the biggest beneficiary will be crypto at the first sign of real monetary policy easing