The Fed chair's latest comments signal a notable shift in risk assessment. Powell acknowledged that employment downside risks have escalated, prompting a recalibration of the central bank's policy stance. The message is clear: continued policy adjustments in upcoming meetings aim to achieve dual objectives—bringing the labor market back to equilibrium while keeping inflation pressures under control. This pivot could reshape market expectations for rate trajectory in coming months, directly impacting risk asset valuations across traditional and digital markets.
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EthSandwichHero
· 12-10 20:08
Powell is starting to tell stories again, just waiting to see how he'll be taking advantage next.
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ZeroRushCaptain
· 12-10 20:08
Powell is starting to adjust his tone again, this time playing the "employment risk" card. Buddy, I see through it—every time before a rate cut, they have to first talk down the economy to find an excuse for their policy shift. Last time, I used this reasoning to buy the dip, and the result... forget it, the ones that needed to be cut in half already have been.
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Powell’s move this time is so familiar. First admit that risks are increasing, then slowly loosen monetary policy. The crypto crowd that follows along will once again suffer heavy losses.
Once the rate cut expectations are announced, you should be alert. Usually, this is a last gasp before a short squeeze. That’s how I lost my three accounts.
Ha, "policy adjustment" means I was wrong about the previous judgment. Anyway, the retail investors will follow along and rush in again. This time, I will just watch quietly.
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GreenCandleCollector
· 12-10 20:02
Is Powell's move this time to cut interest rates? The market should go crazy.
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0xSunnyDay
· 12-10 20:00
Powell is really panicking this time. The employment data scared him. The rate cut cycle is coming, everyone.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 12-10 19:54
Here comes the rate cut expectations again, always the same spiel each time
Powell is a bit hasty this time, fearing the economy might really collapse
Just waiting to see how the crypto prices move, usually it's just a bluff
Unemployment data is so sensitive, the central bank must take action
Let's wait until the central bank actually moves, for now just talk big
This time is different, really panicked
Feels like they're about to start easing again, I saw through it long ago
In my opinion, it's still all about the CPI, words are useless
Without truly suppressing inflation, everything is pointless
The market reacts too quickly, just waiting for the face-slapping moment
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JustHereForMemes
· 12-10 19:54
Powell is about to start easing, isn't he? I've seen it coming a long time ago, just waiting to buy the dip.
The Fed chair's latest comments signal a notable shift in risk assessment. Powell acknowledged that employment downside risks have escalated, prompting a recalibration of the central bank's policy stance. The message is clear: continued policy adjustments in upcoming meetings aim to achieve dual objectives—bringing the labor market back to equilibrium while keeping inflation pressures under control. This pivot could reshape market expectations for rate trajectory in coming months, directly impacting risk asset valuations across traditional and digital markets.