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ETH $1,782.73 -1.65%
BNB $568.77 -1.24%
XRP $1.06 -1.72%
SOL $75.23 -2.08%
TRX $0.3241 -2.22%
DOGE $0.0719 -1.23%
ADA $0.1577 -2.30%
BCH $235.92 -2.65%
LINK $7.92 -1.37%
HYPE $63.20 -5.82%
AAVE $96.05 -0.55%
SUI $0.7258 -1.30%
XLM $0.1799 -2.89%
ZEC $500.22 -5.98%

Analysis: Attention should be paid to the negative impact of the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts on the cryptocurrency market against the backdrop of economic weakness

2024-07-12 19:25:59
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ChainCatcher news, CoinDesk cites a report by 10x Research founder Markus Thielen stating, "If the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates in September 2024 merely due to inflation concerns, it could be a short-term positive for Bitcoin. However, if concerns about economic growth lead to a rate cut, whether in September or later, Bitcoin may face significant selling pressure."

Additionally, strategists at Wells Fargo Investment Institute indicate that the onset of a Federal Reserve rate-cutting cycle often coincides with a sharp decline in the stock market. Since 1974, the stock market has averaged a decline of about 20% within 250 days following the Fed's first rate cut. This means cryptocurrency traders should be vigilant for signs of a weakening U.S. economy.

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