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In the face of the uncertainty surrounding the consequences of the new import taxes recommended by the White House, the U.S. central bank kept the federal funds rate in a range of 4.25% to 4.5%, a level that has remained stagnant since December 19.
The Federal Open Market Committee also believes that "the risks of rising unemployment and inflation have increased," making the situation more troubling as tackling rising prices requires maintaining higher interest rates, while supporting the labor market involves lowering them. In one sentence, the Federal Reserve summarizes the challenge it faces: that easing monetary policy is expected later this year, economists and investors have largely anticipated this status quo in U.S. monetary policy, which remains critical for all financial markets, given the ongoing significant role the United States plays in the global economy. For this reason, Bitcoin remains a safe haven for investors, and the upward trend that began in April is likely to continue, especially with increased confidence and the growth of investment funds.
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