This week, monetary policy events are piling up, with the main highlight being the Federal Reserve.
How will Powell play his hand this time? Will he go for a steady 25 basis point cut? Or will he hold steady and observe inflation? The market is even betting on a 50bp cut—although the probability is low, you never know. Will the Fed reveal its balance sheet expansion card ahead of time?
Adding to the excitement, the central banks of Australia, the UK, and Canada are also announcing rate decisions in the same week, and a series of Fed officials are lined up to speak.
With such a data-heavy week, volatility is very likely to be exciting.
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orphaned_block
· 19h ago
Powell really needs to think this through. One wrong move and everything could fall apart. Feels like this round is going to be explosively exciting.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 20h ago
It’s another data week, another round of staying up late to watch the market... I already anticipated that gas fees would skyrocket, and now I have to figure out what Powell’s next move will be. Honestly, it’s a bit exhausting.
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DaoTherapy
· 12-08 01:46
If Powell doesn’t cut rates this week, I’ll be eating dirt. A 25bp cut won’t be enough to stop this market trend at all.
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ForeverBuyingDips
· 12-08 01:35
If Powell really dares to cut by 50, I'll go all in.
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VirtualRichDream
· 12-08 01:34
If Powell dares to cut by 50bp, I'll go all in on Bitcoin.
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SignatureVerifier
· 12-08 01:24
ngl, powell's playbook is still insufficient for proper validation... market pricing in 50bp cuts feels statistically improbable but technically speaking, the attack vector here is massive if inflation data diverges. gonna need to verify these forward guidance statements thrice before trusting anything tbh
This week, monetary policy events are piling up, with the main highlight being the Federal Reserve.
How will Powell play his hand this time? Will he go for a steady 25 basis point cut? Or will he hold steady and observe inflation? The market is even betting on a 50bp cut—although the probability is low, you never know. Will the Fed reveal its balance sheet expansion card ahead of time?
Adding to the excitement, the central banks of Australia, the UK, and Canada are also announcing rate decisions in the same week, and a series of Fed officials are lined up to speak.
With such a data-heavy week, volatility is very likely to be exciting.