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Recently, U.S. President Trump publicly pressured Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, stating that inflation has already significantly retreated, so why hasn't the rate been cut yet? He also attributed recent positive economic performance to the contribution of tariff policies, which has put considerable public pressure on Powell.
The Federal Reserve is now in a dilemma. On one hand, inflation data is indeed trending downward, and the technical conditions for a rate cut are gradually maturing; on the other hand, voices from the political sphere are growing louder. It’s important to note that Powell previously emphasized the independence and policy autonomy of the central bank, but now he is being publicly pressured, which is a severe test for any central bank leader.
The crypto market reacts敏锐ly to this. Investors are divided into two camps: one expects that a rate cut will bring about liquidity easing and is optimistic about the upward potential of mainstream coins like ETH and BNB; the other worries that political interference in central bank decisions could pose long-term risks and doubts market stability. History shows that policy uncertainty often creates trading opportunities, with the key being how precisely to grasp the rhythm.
The upcoming Federal Reserve meeting will serve as an important window for observation—will the market see the anticipated rate cut? This suspense remains unresolved.