On June 17, Credit Mutuel Asset Management strategist Francois Rimeu said in a report that the key issue at the Federal Reserve's meeting this week is the revision of economic forecasts and the dot plot. Adjustments in expectations related to economic policy developments should reflect a rise in growth slowdown and inflation being more persistent than expected, despite some surprising developments in recent months, and a weakening labor market. Against the backdrop of stagflation risks and high uncertainty, the Federal Reserve may reiterate its cautious stance. Therefore, as long as hard data does not clearly demonstrate that easing policies are warranted, the Federal Reserve will delay any new rate cuts. In line with market consensus, this strategy expects the Federal Reserve to maintain the key interest rate unchanged this week.
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TokenGuru
· 15h ago
As usual, pay attention to managing risk for long and short contracts, mainstream tokens depend on the Federal Reserve's mood.
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NftMetaversePainter
· 15h ago
meh... another algorithmic dance of monetary policy. wake me up when they start tokenizing interest rates fr
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GasFeeLady
· 16h ago
hodling tight like a miner watching gas prices rn...
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BearMarketMonk
· 16h ago
Still the same saying, the market always confuses retail investors at turning points.
The Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates unchanged this week. Analysts: Will maintain a cautious stance amid stagflation risks.
On June 17, Credit Mutuel Asset Management strategist Francois Rimeu said in a report that the key issue at the Federal Reserve's meeting this week is the revision of economic forecasts and the dot plot. Adjustments in expectations related to economic policy developments should reflect a rise in growth slowdown and inflation being more persistent than expected, despite some surprising developments in recent months, and a weakening labor market. Against the backdrop of stagflation risks and high uncertainty, the Federal Reserve may reiterate its cautious stance. Therefore, as long as hard data does not clearly demonstrate that easing policies are warranted, the Federal Reserve will delay any new rate cuts. In line with market consensus, this strategy expects the Federal Reserve to maintain the key interest rate unchanged this week.