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🚨 CONFIRMED:

🇺🇸 TRUMP SAYS THAT NEXT FED CHAIR WILL BE CHOSEN BEFORE CHRISTMAS

MEGA BULLISH!!
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Federal Reserve official Collins said that even though the market is expecting a rate cut soon, she still believes there is a clear reason to stay cautious about a cut in December. Her comment comes at a time when traders are trying to price in the next move from the Fed, and the market is reacting to every small change in tone.

Right now, inflation in the U.S. has been coming down, but not fast enough for the Fed to fully relax. Collins pointed out that the Fed wants to make sure inflation is moving steadily toward the 2% target, not just showing a temporary slowdown. Because of this uncertainty, she said it’s better to wait for more data before deciding on any cut.

This is the same thing we often see in charts — you don’t take a trade early without confirmation. Collins is basically saying the Fed is waiting for confirmation too. If inflation stays soft and the job market cools down in a controlled way, then a cut becomes more likely. But if inflation rises again or stays sticky, the Fed won’t move.

Her statement also shows that even though investors want a clear answer, the Fed is not in a rush. Just like in trading, when the price is sitting near a key level but not breaking it, you stay patient and let the market show direction. That’s the tone Collins is setting — no early reaction, only data-based decisions.

For now, the market will continue watching inflation numbers, job reports, and bond yield movements. If all of these line up in the next few weeks, December might still be possible. But based on Collins’ comments, the Fed is more likely to wait and avoid cutting too soon.

The message is simple:
There is hope for a cut, but the Fed wants stronger confirmation before making the move.
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The sharp fall in cryptocurrencies is a sign that liquidity is drying up and that the Federal Reserve needs to cut interest rates, a leading bank strategist said Friday.
Bank of America’s Michael Hartnett, who said that the 35% peak-to-trough decline for bitcoin and the 45% slide for Ethereum indicates that the Fed must capitulate — by cutting interest rates — in order to avoid a “liquidity event.”
Signs that the Federal Reserve will do just that emerged on Friday after New York Fed President John Williams said there was scope to cut interest rates in the near term.
Anticipating the Fed’s capitulation to market pressure, Bank of America’s chief equity strategist doubled down on his call to go long zero-coupon U.S. Treasury bonds that not only benefit from lower rates, but supercharge their returns by avoiding reinvestment risk from interest paid.
Hartnett’s weekly “Flow Show” report noted that the first sniff of that Fed capitulation would be felt in the crypto markets first because it represents “the frontier of liquidity and speculation.” He observed that, despite its reputation as an inflation hedge, bitcoin — now down around 10% for the year — has singularly failed that task. Crypto has sucked in $46 billion of retail inflows this year, hence its importance as a lead indicator for sentiment.
The exodus of $2.2 billion from crypto funds this week, the second-largest on record, illustrates the nervousness in this space, as does the appeal of gold in times of uncertainty, made evident by inflows of $1.9 billion.
Hartnett made the opposite case about the Bank of Japan. Japanese government bond yields have broken higher, with the longest-dated declining 12% in value this year, on track for their worst return since the 1970s.
At the same time, the yen is heading toward 40-year lows as the Bank of Japan keeps real rates (nominal yields minus inflation) minus-2%. The big stimulus package announced by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi indicates their debasement policy is still in place.
Hartnett also referenced the troubles in credit and private equity as examples of peak liquidity and animal spirits.
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