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🚨 UPCOMING HIGH-IMPACT EVENTS IN FEBRUARY🚨
🇬🇧 Feb 5 - BoE Interest Rate Decision Inflation has slowed, but it's still a concern. The BoE is likely to keep rates unchanged and stay cautious about cutting them.
🇪🇺 Feb 5 - ECB Interest Rate Decision After lowering rates to 2% the ECB is expected to pause, as a stronger euro and cooling inflation ease the need for more cuts.
🇺🇸 Feb 6 - US NFP / Unemployment Rate A key test for the U.S job market—strong data may boost expectations for easing.
⚡ WHY SHOULD TRADERS CARE ?
📌 These events decide interest-rate direction, which drives all major markets
📌 Rate expectations control liquidity, and liquidity moves price before news
📌 Surprise data can cause sharp volatility, fake breakouts, or trend reversals
⚡WHAT CAN WE EXPECT IN THE MARKET?
📌Expect high volatility and sharp moves across Crypto, Forex, stocks, and gold around key events
📌Whipsaws first, quick Up-and-down price moves that can stop traders out before a real direction starts.
💡In short: Manage your risk first. Trade only when the structure is clear.
#UpcomingEvent #InterestRateDecision #BOME #ECB #USNFPCooldown
🇪🇺 Feb 5 - ECB Interest Rate Decision After lowering rates to 2% the ECB is expected to pause, as a stronger euro and cooling inflation ease the need for more cuts.
🇺🇸 Feb 6 - US NFP / Unemployment Rate A key test for the U.S job market—strong data may boost expectations for easing.
⚡ WHY SHOULD TRADERS CARE ?
📌 These events decide interest-rate direction, which drives all major markets
📌 Rate expectations control liquidity, and liquidity moves price before news
📌 Surprise data can cause sharp volatility, fake breakouts, or trend reversals
⚡WHAT CAN WE EXPECT IN THE MARKET?
📌Expect high volatility and sharp moves across Crypto, Forex, stocks, and gold around key events
📌Whipsaws first, quick Up-and-down price moves that can stop traders out before a real direction starts.
💡In short: Manage your risk first. Trade only when the structure is clear.
#UpcomingEvent #InterestRateDecision #BOME #ECB #USNFPCooldown
Is the Fed Sleepwalking? Inflation Just Hit 0.98% 📉
The "official" numbers say one thing, but the real-time data is screaming another: US Inflation has officially cratered to 0.98%. $JUP
While the BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics) is still reporting a lagged rate of 2.70%, the Truflation index—which tracks millions of real-time data points—shows we aren't just "near" the 2% target; we’ve blown right past it.$OG
The Reality Gap
Why the massive discrepancy? It’s all in the data lag. The Fed is driving the economy by looking through a rearview mirror (lagged housing and survey data). Meanwhile, real-time prices for goods and transacted rents show that the "inflation monster" isn't just dead—it's buried.
The 100bps Question
At this point, keeping interest rates at restrictive levels isn't "fighting inflation"—it's arguably choking the economy. With a sub-1% inflation rate, the real interest rate is becoming dangerously high. $WLFI
Is it time for an emergency 100bps cut to prevent a hard landing?
If the Fed waits for their own slow-motion data to catch up to what the market already knows, they might find themselves fighting a deflationary fire they helped light.
#Inflationdata #InterestRateDecision
#BinanceBitcoinSAFUFund
The "official" numbers say one thing, but the real-time data is screaming another: US Inflation has officially cratered to 0.98%. $JUP
While the BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics) is still reporting a lagged rate of 2.70%, the Truflation index—which tracks millions of real-time data points—shows we aren't just "near" the 2% target; we’ve blown right past it.$OG
The Reality Gap
Why the massive discrepancy? It’s all in the data lag. The Fed is driving the economy by looking through a rearview mirror (lagged housing and survey data). Meanwhile, real-time prices for goods and transacted rents show that the "inflation monster" isn't just dead—it's buried.
The 100bps Question
At this point, keeping interest rates at restrictive levels isn't "fighting inflation"—it's arguably choking the economy. With a sub-1% inflation rate, the real interest rate is becoming dangerously high. $WLFI
Is it time for an emergency 100bps cut to prevent a hard landing?
If the Fed waits for their own slow-motion data to catch up to what the market already knows, they might find themselves fighting a deflationary fire they helped light.
#Inflationdata #InterestRateDecision
#BinanceBitcoinSAFUFund
🚨 BRAZIL SIGNALS THE TURN — RATE CUTS ARE COMING
👀 What just happened?
Brazil’s central bank held rates at 15% — but clearly signaled that rate cuts begin in March.
The word to watch: “Serenity” ⚠️
Translation? 👉 No panic, but easing is locked in.
📉 The message behind the move
• Inflation has cooled below 4.5%
• Currency stability is improving
• Policymakers want a controlled, gradual easing cycle
• Economists split: 25 bps vs 50 bps cut in March
⚠️ What systems & liquidity are affected
• Domestic credit conditions loosen next
• Borrowing costs set to fall
• Capital flows likely rotate back into Brazilian risk assets
• Yield pressure starts shifting lower across EM bonds
📚 Macro context (why this matters)
Last time Brazil started an easing cycle after peak rates,
➡️ Equities outperformed
➡️ Local bonds rallied hard
➡️ EM currencies stabilized before global easing followed
This often acts as an early signal for broader EM shifts.
📊 Market impact by asset class
📈 Stocks: Bullish tailwind for Brazilian equities & banks
🪙 Crypto: Indirect positive — global liquidity narrative strengthens
🛢️ Commodities: Neutral to supportive as EM demand expectations rise
📉 Bonds: Bullish — yields likely trend lower into March
🔥 Bottom line
Brazil just fired the starting gun for EM easing.
The cycle hasn’t started yet — but positioning already has.
Markets move before the first cut.
$CHZ $ZEC
#BRAZIL
#InterestRateDecision
👀 What just happened?
Brazil’s central bank held rates at 15% — but clearly signaled that rate cuts begin in March.
The word to watch: “Serenity” ⚠️
Translation? 👉 No panic, but easing is locked in.
📉 The message behind the move
• Inflation has cooled below 4.5%
• Currency stability is improving
• Policymakers want a controlled, gradual easing cycle
• Economists split: 25 bps vs 50 bps cut in March
⚠️ What systems & liquidity are affected
• Domestic credit conditions loosen next
• Borrowing costs set to fall
• Capital flows likely rotate back into Brazilian risk assets
• Yield pressure starts shifting lower across EM bonds
📚 Macro context (why this matters)
Last time Brazil started an easing cycle after peak rates,
➡️ Equities outperformed
➡️ Local bonds rallied hard
➡️ EM currencies stabilized before global easing followed
This often acts as an early signal for broader EM shifts.
📊 Market impact by asset class
📈 Stocks: Bullish tailwind for Brazilian equities & banks
🪙 Crypto: Indirect positive — global liquidity narrative strengthens
🛢️ Commodities: Neutral to supportive as EM demand expectations rise
📉 Bonds: Bullish — yields likely trend lower into March
🔥 Bottom line
Brazil just fired the starting gun for EM easing.
The cycle hasn’t started yet — but positioning already has.
Markets move before the first cut.
$CHZ $ZEC
#BRAZIL
#InterestRateDecision
Why the Crypto Market Is Down?
The crypto market goes down for many reasons, and most of them are connected to fear, money flow, and global events. Crypto is still a young market, so price moves are often fast and emotional.
One big reason is high interest rates. When banks offer better returns on savings and bonds, many investors move their money out of risky assets like crypto. Less money coming in means prices fall.
Another reason is profit taking. After a strong rise, many traders sell to lock their gains. When selling increases, prices drop. This is normal and happens in every market.
Global uncertainty also plays a role. Wars, political tension, inflation, and economic slowdown make people nervous. In such times, investors prefer cash or safer assets instead of crypto.
Regulation news can push the market down as well. When governments talk about stricter rules, taxes, or bans, fear spreads quickly. Even rumors can cause panic selling.
Sometimes the market falls due to liquidations. Many traders use leverage. When prices drop, their positions are forced to close. This creates more selling and pushes prices even lower.
Lastly, crypto often follows the stock market. If stocks are falling, crypto usually follows because big investors are active in both markets.
Market drops are painful, but they are part of the cycle. Crypto has always moved in ups and downs. Smart investors focus on risk control, patience, and long term thinking instead of panic.
#crypto #Liquidations #stocks #InterestRateDecision #PanicSell
One big reason is high interest rates. When banks offer better returns on savings and bonds, many investors move their money out of risky assets like crypto. Less money coming in means prices fall.
Another reason is profit taking. After a strong rise, many traders sell to lock their gains. When selling increases, prices drop. This is normal and happens in every market.
Global uncertainty also plays a role. Wars, political tension, inflation, and economic slowdown make people nervous. In such times, investors prefer cash or safer assets instead of crypto.
Regulation news can push the market down as well. When governments talk about stricter rules, taxes, or bans, fear spreads quickly. Even rumors can cause panic selling.
Sometimes the market falls due to liquidations. Many traders use leverage. When prices drop, their positions are forced to close. This creates more selling and pushes prices even lower.
Lastly, crypto often follows the stock market. If stocks are falling, crypto usually follows because big investors are active in both markets.
Market drops are painful, but they are part of the cycle. Crypto has always moved in ups and downs. Smart investors focus on risk control, patience, and long term thinking instead of panic.
#crypto #Liquidations #stocks #InterestRateDecision #PanicSell
‼️ Varování ve výši 38,5 trilionu dolarů: Proč Fed zní poplach ‼️
Předseda Federálního rezervního systému Jerome Powell vydal jasné připomenutí: národní dluh USA dosáhl výše 38,5 trilionu dolarů a současná trajektorie je oficiálně "neudržitelná." Jak začínáme rok 2026, matematika se stává obtížně ignorovatelnou.
Rychlé fakta
Dluhová hodiny: USA aktuálně přidávají zhruba 8 miliard dolarů do národního dluhu každý den.
Past na úroky: Roční úrokové platby se očekává, že překročí 1 trilion dolarů tento rok – což znamená, že USA nyní utrácejí více na úrocích než na celém svém národním obranném rozpočtu.
Mezera "udržitelnosti": Hlavní obavou Powella je, že dluh neustále překonává ekonomiku (HDP), což zemi činí zranitelnou vůči budoucím otřesům.
"Půjčujeme si od budoucích generací... jsme na neudržitelné fiskální cestě, a to je pouze prohlášení faktu." — Jerome Powell
Proč na tom nyní záleží
I když Fed kontroluje úrokové sazby, nekontroluje šekovou knihu – to je na Kongresu. S Powellovým mandátem končícím v květnu 2026, jeho poslední varování zdůrazňují obrovskou výzvu pro příštího předsedu Fedu: řízení ekonomiky, kde je "služba dluhu" jednou z největších položek v rozpočtu.
#InterestRateDecision
#FedWatch
#USGDP
$ENSO $SPK $CVX
Předseda Federálního rezervního systému Jerome Powell vydal jasné připomenutí: národní dluh USA dosáhl výše 38,5 trilionu dolarů a současná trajektorie je oficiálně "neudržitelná." Jak začínáme rok 2026, matematika se stává obtížně ignorovatelnou.
Rychlé fakta
Dluhová hodiny: USA aktuálně přidávají zhruba 8 miliard dolarů do národního dluhu každý den.
Past na úroky: Roční úrokové platby se očekává, že překročí 1 trilion dolarů tento rok – což znamená, že USA nyní utrácejí více na úrocích než na celém svém národním obranném rozpočtu.
Mezera "udržitelnosti": Hlavní obavou Powella je, že dluh neustále překonává ekonomiku (HDP), což zemi činí zranitelnou vůči budoucím otřesům.
"Půjčujeme si od budoucích generací... jsme na neudržitelné fiskální cestě, a to je pouze prohlášení faktu." — Jerome Powell
Proč na tom nyní záleží
I když Fed kontroluje úrokové sazby, nekontroluje šekovou knihu – to je na Kongresu. S Powellovým mandátem končícím v květnu 2026, jeho poslední varování zdůrazňují obrovskou výzvu pro příštího předsedu Fedu: řízení ekonomiky, kde je "služba dluhu" jednou z největších položek v rozpočtu.
#InterestRateDecision
#FedWatch
#USGDP
$ENSO $SPK $CVX
تحذير الـ 38.5 تريليون دولار: لماذا يطلق الفيدرالي ناقوس الخطر
رئيس الاحتياطي الفيدرالي جيروم باول وجّه رسالة واضحة وصريحة: الدين العام الأمريكي وصل إلى 38.5 تريليون دولار، والمسار الحالي أصبح غير قابل للاستدامة. ومع بداية عام 2026، أصبحت الأرقام صعبة التجاهل.
أبرز الحقائق:
ساعة الدين: الولايات المتحدة تضيف نحو 8 مليارات دولار يوميًا إلى الدين العام.
فخ الفوائد: من المتوقع أن تتجاوز مدفوعات الفائدة السنوية تريليون دولار هذا العام، ما يعني أن الإنفاق على الفوائد أصبح أعلى من كامل ميزانية الدفاع الوطني.
فجوة الاستدامة: القلق الرئيسي لباول هو أن الدين ينمو بوتيرة أسرع من نمو الاقتصاد (الناتج المحلي الإجمالي)، ما يجعل البلاد أكثر عرضة للصدمات المستقبلية.
"نحن نقترض من الأجيال القادمة… نحن على مسار مالي غير مستدام، وهذه حقيقة واضحة." — جيروم باول
لماذا هذا مهم الآن؟
رغم أن الفيدرالي يتحكم في أسعار الفائدة، إلا أنه لا يتحكم في الإنفاق — فهذا بيد الكونغرس. ومع انتهاء ولاية باول في مايو 2026، تمثل هذه التحذيرات تحديًا كبيرًا لرئيس الفيدرالي القادم: إدارة اقتصاد أصبحت فيه خدمة الدين من أكبر بنود الموازنة.
#InterestRateDecision
#FedWatch
#USGDP
$ENSO
$SPK
$CVX
رئيس الاحتياطي الفيدرالي جيروم باول وجّه رسالة واضحة وصريحة: الدين العام الأمريكي وصل إلى 38.5 تريليون دولار، والمسار الحالي أصبح غير قابل للاستدامة. ومع بداية عام 2026، أصبحت الأرقام صعبة التجاهل.
أبرز الحقائق:
ساعة الدين: الولايات المتحدة تضيف نحو 8 مليارات دولار يوميًا إلى الدين العام.
فخ الفوائد: من المتوقع أن تتجاوز مدفوعات الفائدة السنوية تريليون دولار هذا العام، ما يعني أن الإنفاق على الفوائد أصبح أعلى من كامل ميزانية الدفاع الوطني.
فجوة الاستدامة: القلق الرئيسي لباول هو أن الدين ينمو بوتيرة أسرع من نمو الاقتصاد (الناتج المحلي الإجمالي)، ما يجعل البلاد أكثر عرضة للصدمات المستقبلية.
"نحن نقترض من الأجيال القادمة… نحن على مسار مالي غير مستدام، وهذه حقيقة واضحة." — جيروم باول
لماذا هذا مهم الآن؟
رغم أن الفيدرالي يتحكم في أسعار الفائدة، إلا أنه لا يتحكم في الإنفاق — فهذا بيد الكونغرس. ومع انتهاء ولاية باول في مايو 2026، تمثل هذه التحذيرات تحديًا كبيرًا لرئيس الفيدرالي القادم: إدارة اقتصاد أصبحت فيه خدمة الدين من أكبر بنود الموازنة.
#InterestRateDecision
#FedWatch
#USGDP
$ENSO
$SPK
$CVX
The $38.5 Trillion Warning: Why the Fed is Sounding the Alarm
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has issued a blunt reminder: the U.S. national debt has hit $38.5 trillion, and the current trajectory is officially "unsustainable." As we kick off 2026, the math is becoming harder to ignore.
The Fast Facts
The Debt Clock: The U.S. is currently adding roughly $8 billion to the national debt every single day.
The Interest Trap: Annual interest payments are projected to surpass $1 trillion this year—meaning the U.S. now spends more on interest than on its entire national defense budget.
The "Sustainability" Gap: Powell’s core concern is that the debt is consistently outgrowing the economy (GDP), leaving the country vulnerable to future shocks.
"We are borrowing from future generations... we’re on an unsustainable fiscal path, and that’s just a statement of fact." — Jerome Powell
Why This Matters Now
While the Fed controls interest rates, they don't control the checkbook—that’s up to Congress. With Powell’s term ending in May 2026, his final warnings highlight a massive challenge for the next Fed Chair: managing an economy where "debt service" is one of the biggest line items in the budget.
#InterestRateDecision
#FedWatch
#USGDP
$ENSO $SPK $CVX
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has issued a blunt reminder: the U.S. national debt has hit $38.5 trillion, and the current trajectory is officially "unsustainable." As we kick off 2026, the math is becoming harder to ignore.
The Fast Facts
The Debt Clock: The U.S. is currently adding roughly $8 billion to the national debt every single day.
The Interest Trap: Annual interest payments are projected to surpass $1 trillion this year—meaning the U.S. now spends more on interest than on its entire national defense budget.
The "Sustainability" Gap: Powell’s core concern is that the debt is consistently outgrowing the economy (GDP), leaving the country vulnerable to future shocks.
"We are borrowing from future generations... we’re on an unsustainable fiscal path, and that’s just a statement of fact." — Jerome Powell
Why This Matters Now
While the Fed controls interest rates, they don't control the checkbook—that’s up to Congress. With Powell’s term ending in May 2026, his final warnings highlight a massive challenge for the next Fed Chair: managing an economy where "debt service" is one of the biggest line items in the budget.
#InterestRateDecision
#FedWatch
#USGDP
$ENSO $SPK $CVX
The "Cash Machine" Strategy: Why Trump Wants Global-Low Rates
President Trump just sent a shockwave through the financial world with a clear message:
America shouldn't just have competitive interest rates—we should have the lowest in the world.
Following the Federal Reserve’s decision on January 28, 2026, to hold interest rates steady at 3.5%–3.75%, the President didn't hold back.
Here is the breakdown of his argument and what it means for the U.S. economy.
The Argument: Tariffs as a "Financial Lever"
The President's logic is built on the massive revenue being generated by the new 2026 tariff structures. He argues that because the U.S. is now a "cash machine" bringing in billions from foreign trade, the Fed no longer needs to keep interest rates high to "protect" the dollar or fight inflation.
"Because of the vast amounts of money flowing into our Country because of Tariffs, we should be paying the LOWEST INTEREST RATE OF ANY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD." — President Trump
The "Too Late" Friction
Trump has dubbed Fed Chair Jerome Powell "Too Late" Powell, accusing him of dragging his feet on rate cuts. The administration views the current 3.75% rate as a "totally unnecessary" expense that:
Drains the Budget: Adds hundreds of billions in federal interest payments.
Hinders Growth: Keeps borrowing costs for American families and businesses higher than necessary.
Threatens Security: Limits the financial flexibility of the U.S. government.
Where the World Stands (Jan 2026)
To reach "the lowest in the world," the U.S. has a steep hill to climb. Currently, many global peers have much lower benchmark rates:
Switzerland: 0.00%
Japan: 0.75%
Euro Area: 2.15%
Canada: 2.25%
United States: 3.75%
#InterestRateDecision
#TrumpTariffs
#BinanceSquareFamily
$ENJ $JST $DUSK
President Trump just sent a shockwave through the financial world with a clear message:
America shouldn't just have competitive interest rates—we should have the lowest in the world.
Following the Federal Reserve’s decision on January 28, 2026, to hold interest rates steady at 3.5%–3.75%, the President didn't hold back.
Here is the breakdown of his argument and what it means for the U.S. economy.
The Argument: Tariffs as a "Financial Lever"
The President's logic is built on the massive revenue being generated by the new 2026 tariff structures. He argues that because the U.S. is now a "cash machine" bringing in billions from foreign trade, the Fed no longer needs to keep interest rates high to "protect" the dollar or fight inflation.
"Because of the vast amounts of money flowing into our Country because of Tariffs, we should be paying the LOWEST INTEREST RATE OF ANY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD." — President Trump
The "Too Late" Friction
Trump has dubbed Fed Chair Jerome Powell "Too Late" Powell, accusing him of dragging his feet on rate cuts. The administration views the current 3.75% rate as a "totally unnecessary" expense that:
Drains the Budget: Adds hundreds of billions in federal interest payments.
Hinders Growth: Keeps borrowing costs for American families and businesses higher than necessary.
Threatens Security: Limits the financial flexibility of the U.S. government.
Where the World Stands (Jan 2026)
To reach "the lowest in the world," the U.S. has a steep hill to climb. Currently, many global peers have much lower benchmark rates:
Switzerland: 0.00%
Japan: 0.75%
Euro Area: 2.15%
Canada: 2.25%
United States: 3.75%
#InterestRateDecision
#TrumpTariffs
#BinanceSquareFamily
$ENJ $JST $DUSK
The $38.5 Trillion Warning: Why the Fed is Sounding the Alarm
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has issued a blunt reminder: the U.S. national debt has hit $38.5 trillion, and the current trajectory is officially "unsustainable." As we kick off 2026, the math is becoming harder to ignore.
The Fast Facts
The Debt Clock: The U.S. is currently adding roughly $8 billion to the national debt every single day.
The Interest Trap: Annual interest payments are projected to surpass $1 trillion this year—meaning the U.S. now spends more on interest than on its entire national defense budget.
The "Sustainability" Gap: Powell’s core concern is that the debt is consistently outgrowing the economy (GDP), leaving the country vulnerable to future shocks.
"We are borrowing from future generations... we’re on an unsustainable fiscal path, and that’s just a statement of fact." — Jerome Powell
Why This Matters Now
While the Fed controls interest rates, they don't control the checkbook—that’s up to Congress. With Powell’s term ending in May 2026, his final warnings highlight a massive challenge for the next Fed Chair: managing an economy where "debt service" is one of the biggest line items in the budget.
#InterestRateDecision
#FedWatch
#USGDP
$ENSO
$SPK
$CVX
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has issued a blunt reminder: the U.S. national debt has hit $38.5 trillion, and the current trajectory is officially "unsustainable." As we kick off 2026, the math is becoming harder to ignore.
The Fast Facts
The Debt Clock: The U.S. is currently adding roughly $8 billion to the national debt every single day.
The Interest Trap: Annual interest payments are projected to surpass $1 trillion this year—meaning the U.S. now spends more on interest than on its entire national defense budget.
The "Sustainability" Gap: Powell’s core concern is that the debt is consistently outgrowing the economy (GDP), leaving the country vulnerable to future shocks.
"We are borrowing from future generations... we’re on an unsustainable fiscal path, and that’s just a statement of fact." — Jerome Powell
Why This Matters Now
While the Fed controls interest rates, they don't control the checkbook—that’s up to Congress. With Powell’s term ending in May 2026, his final warnings highlight a massive challenge for the next Fed Chair: managing an economy where "debt service" is one of the biggest line items in the budget.
#InterestRateDecision
#FedWatch
#USGDP
$ENSO
$SPK
$CVX
🔥🔥The $38.5 Trillion Warning: Why the Fed is Sounding the Alarm
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has issued a blunt reminder: the U.S. national debt has hit $38.5 trillion, and the current trajectory is officially "unsustainable." As we kick off 2026, the math is becoming harder to ignore.
The Fast Facts
The Debt Clock: The U.S. is currently adding roughly $8 billion to the national debt every single day.
The Interest Trap: Annual interest payments are projected to surpass $1 trillion this year—meaning the U.S. now spends more on interest than on its entire national defense budget.
The "Sustainability" Gap: Powell’s core concern is that the debt is consistently outgrowing the economy (GDP), leaving the country vulnerable to future shocks.
"We are borrowing from future generations... we’re on an unsustainable fiscal path, and that’s just a statement of fact." — Jerome Powell
Why This Matters Now
While the Fed controls interest rates, they don't control the checkbook—that’s up to Congress. With Powell’s term ending in May 2026, his final warnings highlight a massive challenge for the next Fed Chair: managing an economy where "debt service" is one of the biggest line items in the budget.
#InterestRateDecision
#FedWatch
#USGDP
$ENSO $SPK $CVX
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has issued a blunt reminder: the U.S. national debt has hit $38.5 trillion, and the current trajectory is officially "unsustainable." As we kick off 2026, the math is becoming harder to ignore.
The Fast Facts
The Debt Clock: The U.S. is currently adding roughly $8 billion to the national debt every single day.
The Interest Trap: Annual interest payments are projected to surpass $1 trillion this year—meaning the U.S. now spends more on interest than on its entire national defense budget.
The "Sustainability" Gap: Powell’s core concern is that the debt is consistently outgrowing the economy (GDP), leaving the country vulnerable to future shocks.
"We are borrowing from future generations... we’re on an unsustainable fiscal path, and that’s just a statement of fact." — Jerome Powell
Why This Matters Now
While the Fed controls interest rates, they don't control the checkbook—that’s up to Congress. With Powell’s term ending in May 2026, his final warnings highlight a massive challenge for the next Fed Chair: managing an economy where "debt service" is one of the biggest line items in the budget.
#InterestRateDecision
#FedWatch
#USGDP
$ENSO $SPK $CVX
The $38.5 Trillion Warning: Why the Fed is Sounding the Alarm
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has issued a blunt reminder: the U.S. national debt has hit $38.5 trillion, and the current trajectory is officially "unsustainable." As we kick off 2026, the math is becoming harder to ignore.
The Fast Facts
The Debt Clock: The U.S. is currently adding roughly $8 billion to the national debt every single day.
The Interest Trap: Annual interest payments are projected to surpass $1 trillion this year—meaning the U.S. now spends more on interest than on its entire national defense budget.
The "Sustainability" Gap: Powell’s core concern is that the debt is consistently outgrowing the economy (GDP), leaving the country vulnerable to future shocks.
"We are borrowing from future generations... we’re on an unsustainable fiscal path, and that’s just a statement of fact." — Jerome Powell
Why This Matters Now
While the Fed controls interest rates, they don't control the checkbook—that’s up to Congress. With Powell’s term ending in May 2026, his final warnings highlight a massive challenge for the next Fed Chair: managing an economy where "debt service" is one of the biggest line items in the budget.
#InterestRateDecision
#FedWatch
#USGDP
$ENSO $SPK $CVX
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has issued a blunt reminder: the U.S. national debt has hit $38.5 trillion, and the current trajectory is officially "unsustainable." As we kick off 2026, the math is becoming harder to ignore.
The Fast Facts
The Debt Clock: The U.S. is currently adding roughly $8 billion to the national debt every single day.
The Interest Trap: Annual interest payments are projected to surpass $1 trillion this year—meaning the U.S. now spends more on interest than on its entire national defense budget.
The "Sustainability" Gap: Powell’s core concern is that the debt is consistently outgrowing the economy (GDP), leaving the country vulnerable to future shocks.
"We are borrowing from future generations... we’re on an unsustainable fiscal path, and that’s just a statement of fact." — Jerome Powell
Why This Matters Now
While the Fed controls interest rates, they don't control the checkbook—that’s up to Congress. With Powell’s term ending in May 2026, his final warnings highlight a massive challenge for the next Fed Chair: managing an economy where "debt service" is one of the biggest line items in the budget.
#InterestRateDecision
#FedWatch
#USGDP
$ENSO $SPK $CVX
🚨 TODAY IS NOT A NORMAL DAY – MARKETS ARE ABOUT TO MOVE 🚨
⚠️ RATE DECISION DAY = VOLATILITY DAY | CRYPTO TRADERS STAY SHARP ⚠️
💣 BIG MACRO DAY INCOMING 💣
Today the market is facing MULTIPLE HIGH-IMPACT EVENTS — and volatility is guaranteed
📌 TODAY’S KEY EVENTS
🔔 Interest Rate Decision – This will decide risk appetite across crypto & stocks
📊 Initial Jobless Claims – A direct signal of economic strength or weakness
⏰ These events can flip sentiment in seconds — no mercy for late traders.
🟢 BULLISH SCENARIO
✅ Rate cuts or dovish tone
✅ Jobless claims rise → weaker economy → liquidity expectations
🚀 Risk-on mode activated
💥 BTC, ETH & ALTS can EXPLODE upward
📈 Liquidity hunt + FOMO entries
🔴 BEARISH SCENARIO
❌ Hawkish rate stance
❌ Strong job data → higher-for-longer rates
📉 Risk-off sentiment
🩸 BTC & ALTS face sharp dumps
⚠️ Stop-losses will be hunted aggressively
⚔️ THIS IS A DECISION DAY
No emotions No guessing
Trade the reaction not the prediction
Whales are ready Liquidity is stacked
Are YOU prepared? 👀🔥
📌 Trade smart on
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📊 Volatility favors the disciplined
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#MacroEconomics
#MarketNews
#Fed
#Rates
⚠️ RATE DECISION DAY = VOLATILITY DAY | CRYPTO TRADERS STAY SHARP ⚠️
💣 BIG MACRO DAY INCOMING 💣
Today the market is facing MULTIPLE HIGH-IMPACT EVENTS — and volatility is guaranteed
📌 TODAY’S KEY EVENTS
🔔 Interest Rate Decision – This will decide risk appetite across crypto & stocks
📊 Initial Jobless Claims – A direct signal of economic strength or weakness
⏰ These events can flip sentiment in seconds — no mercy for late traders.
🟢 BULLISH SCENARIO
✅ Rate cuts or dovish tone
✅ Jobless claims rise → weaker economy → liquidity expectations
🚀 Risk-on mode activated
💥 BTC, ETH & ALTS can EXPLODE upward
📈 Liquidity hunt + FOMO entries
🔴 BEARISH SCENARIO
❌ Hawkish rate stance
❌ Strong job data → higher-for-longer rates
📉 Risk-off sentiment
🩸 BTC & ALTS face sharp dumps
⚠️ Stop-losses will be hunted aggressively
⚔️ THIS IS A DECISION DAY
No emotions No guessing
Trade the reaction not the prediction
Whales are ready Liquidity is stacked
Are YOU prepared? 👀🔥
📌 Trade smart on
entity ["company","Binance","crypto exchange platform"]
📊 Volatility favors the disciplined
#InterestRateDecision
#MacroEconomics
#MarketNews
#Fed
#Rates
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🏦 FED HOLDS RATES STEADY
The Federal Reserve has kept interest rates unchanged, signaling patience as it assesses inflation and economic data.
📊 Market Impact: • USD volatility remains muted
• Risk assets stay sensitive to future data
• Crypto reacts to guidance, not the pause
👀 Focus now shifts to inflation, jobs data, and Fed commentary for the next move.
#FED #InterestRateDecision #macroeconomic #CryptoMarketAlert #BİNANCE
The Federal Reserve has kept interest rates unchanged, signaling patience as it assesses inflation and economic data.
📊 Market Impact: • USD volatility remains muted
• Risk assets stay sensitive to future data
• Crypto reacts to guidance, not the pause
👀 Focus now shifts to inflation, jobs data, and Fed commentary for the next move.
#FED #InterestRateDecision #macroeconomic #CryptoMarketAlert #BİNANCE
⚠️ The $38.5 Trillion Warning
Why the Fed Is Sounding the Alarm
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell issued a blunt message:
🇺🇸 U.S. national debt has reached $38.5 trillion — and the path forward is “unsustainable.” As 2026 begins, the math is getting ugly.
📊 The Fast Facts
🕒 Debt Clock: ~$8 billion added every day
💸 Interest Trap: $1T+ annually in interest payments — now exceeding defense spending
📉 Sustainability Gap: Debt growth is outpacing GDP, increasing vulnerability to shocks
🗣️ “We are borrowing from future generations… we’re on an unsustainable fiscal path.”
— Jerome Powell
⏰ Why This Matters Now
The Fed sets rates, but Congress controls spending
Powell’s term ends May 2026, making this a final warning shot
Debt service is becoming one of the largest budget line items
The next Fed Chair inherits a far more constrained policy environment
👀 Markets watching implications for:
Rates • Inflation • USD • Energy • Risk assets
#InterestRateDecision
#FedWatch
#USGDP
💼 Tickers in focus: $ENSO $SPK $CVX
Why the Fed Is Sounding the Alarm
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell issued a blunt message:
🇺🇸 U.S. national debt has reached $38.5 trillion — and the path forward is “unsustainable.” As 2026 begins, the math is getting ugly.
📊 The Fast Facts
🕒 Debt Clock: ~$8 billion added every day
💸 Interest Trap: $1T+ annually in interest payments — now exceeding defense spending
📉 Sustainability Gap: Debt growth is outpacing GDP, increasing vulnerability to shocks
🗣️ “We are borrowing from future generations… we’re on an unsustainable fiscal path.”
— Jerome Powell
⏰ Why This Matters Now
The Fed sets rates, but Congress controls spending
Powell’s term ends May 2026, making this a final warning shot
Debt service is becoming one of the largest budget line items
The next Fed Chair inherits a far more constrained policy environment
👀 Markets watching implications for:
Rates • Inflation • USD • Energy • Risk assets
#InterestRateDecision
#FedWatch
#USGDP
💼 Tickers in focus: $ENSO $SPK $CVX
America’s $38.5T Debt Problem: Powell’s Final Red Flag 🚨
Fed Chair Jerome Powell just dropped a reality check the market can’t ignore: U.S. national debt has surged to $38.5 trillion, and by his own words, the path we’re on is no longer sustainable. As 2026 begins, the numbers are starting to bite.
Key Highlights
Debt on Autopilot: The U.S. is piling on close to $8 billion in new debt every day.
Interest Is the Real Threat: Annual interest costs are set to cross $1 trillion, now exceeding total U.S. defense spending.
Growth vs Debt Mismatch: Powell’s biggest concern is that debt is rising faster than GDP, increasing the risk of economic stress during future downturns.
“We’re effectively borrowing from future generations… this fiscal path is unsustainable.” — Jerome Powell
Why It Matters The Fed can move rates, but it doesn’t control government spending—that responsibility sits with Congress. With Powell’s term ending in May 2026, his warning sounds like a final message to policymakers: managing an economy where debt servicing becomes a dominant budget item will be one of the biggest challenges for the next Fed Chair.
#InterestRateDecision
#FedWatch
#USGDP
$ENSO $SPK $CVX
If you want it more bullish/bearish, shorter, or more crypto-focused, say the word.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell just dropped a reality check the market can’t ignore: U.S. national debt has surged to $38.5 trillion, and by his own words, the path we’re on is no longer sustainable. As 2026 begins, the numbers are starting to bite.
Key Highlights
Debt on Autopilot: The U.S. is piling on close to $8 billion in new debt every day.
Interest Is the Real Threat: Annual interest costs are set to cross $1 trillion, now exceeding total U.S. defense spending.
Growth vs Debt Mismatch: Powell’s biggest concern is that debt is rising faster than GDP, increasing the risk of economic stress during future downturns.
“We’re effectively borrowing from future generations… this fiscal path is unsustainable.” — Jerome Powell
Why It Matters The Fed can move rates, but it doesn’t control government spending—that responsibility sits with Congress. With Powell’s term ending in May 2026, his warning sounds like a final message to policymakers: managing an economy where debt servicing becomes a dominant budget item will be one of the biggest challenges for the next Fed Chair.
#InterestRateDecision
#FedWatch
#USGDP
$ENSO $SPK $CVX
If you want it more bullish/bearish, shorter, or more crypto-focused, say the word.
🚨 THE $38.5 TRILLION TIME BOMB: WHY THE FED IS PANICKING 🚨
That number isn’t a typo. It’s not a continent’s GDP. It’s America’s projected national debt, and it’s keeping bankers, economists, and even the Fed awake at night. If you have a bank account, investments, or a job, this is your financial wake-up call. 💥
Why This Is Serious
The Fed isn’t a political entity—it’s the guardian of the dollar. When officials start using words like “unsustainable,” “fiscal crisis,” and “threat to economic stability,” they’re not whispering—they’re shouting.
Here’s what they see:
📌 Debt payments are set to become the U.S. government’s biggest expense, surpassing defense and Medicare.
📌 The Fed could be trapped during the next recession—cut rates and risk a dollar collapse, raise rates and crush growth.
📌 Your future is taxed silently: money spent on debt servicing isn’t spent on innovation, infrastructure, or crisis relief.
The Doomsday Loop
1️⃣ Sky-high debt forces more borrowing.
2️⃣ Investors demand higher rates.
3️⃣ Debt servicing becomes even costlier.
4️⃣ The Fed is stuck between a rock and a hard place.
The result? Sudden benefit cuts, tax spikes, or market chaos.
What It Means For YOU
💰 Loans & Mortgages: Interest rates will stay volatile.
📈 Investments: Market swings fueled by debt fears.
💼 Jobs: Growth slows, job creation weakens.
🏦 Retirement: Dollar stability and bonds under pressure.
Bottom line: This isn’t politics—it’s a survival alert for your financial life. The Fed’s warning isn’t about numbers on a spreadsheet; it’s about the tools that protect your money breaking down.
Stay informed. This story will define the next decade of your money and opportunities#USGDP #cryptouniverseofficial #CryptoCommunity #InterestRateDecision #FedWatch
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$SPK
$CVX
That number isn’t a typo. It’s not a continent’s GDP. It’s America’s projected national debt, and it’s keeping bankers, economists, and even the Fed awake at night. If you have a bank account, investments, or a job, this is your financial wake-up call. 💥
Why This Is Serious
The Fed isn’t a political entity—it’s the guardian of the dollar. When officials start using words like “unsustainable,” “fiscal crisis,” and “threat to economic stability,” they’re not whispering—they’re shouting.
Here’s what they see:
📌 Debt payments are set to become the U.S. government’s biggest expense, surpassing defense and Medicare.
📌 The Fed could be trapped during the next recession—cut rates and risk a dollar collapse, raise rates and crush growth.
📌 Your future is taxed silently: money spent on debt servicing isn’t spent on innovation, infrastructure, or crisis relief.
The Doomsday Loop
1️⃣ Sky-high debt forces more borrowing.
2️⃣ Investors demand higher rates.
3️⃣ Debt servicing becomes even costlier.
4️⃣ The Fed is stuck between a rock and a hard place.
The result? Sudden benefit cuts, tax spikes, or market chaos.
What It Means For YOU
💰 Loans & Mortgages: Interest rates will stay volatile.
📈 Investments: Market swings fueled by debt fears.
💼 Jobs: Growth slows, job creation weakens.
🏦 Retirement: Dollar stability and bonds under pressure.
Bottom line: This isn’t politics—it’s a survival alert for your financial life. The Fed’s warning isn’t about numbers on a spreadsheet; it’s about the tools that protect your money breaking down.
Stay informed. This story will define the next decade of your money and opportunities#USGDP #cryptouniverseofficial #CryptoCommunity #InterestRateDecision #FedWatch
$ENSO
$SPK
$CVX
America’s $38.5T Debt Problem: Powell’s Final Red Flag 🚨
Fed Chair Jerome Powell just dropped a reality check the market can’t ignore: U.S. national debt has surged to $38.5 trillion, and by his own words, the path we’re on is no longer sustainable. As 2026 begins, the numbers are starting to bite.
Key Highlights
Debt on Autopilot: The U.S. is piling on close to $8 billion in new debt every day.
Interest Is the Real Threat: Annual interest costs are set to cross $1 trillion, now exceeding total U.S. defense spending.
Growth vs Debt Mismatch: Powell’s biggest concern is that debt is rising faster than GDP, increasing the risk of economic stress during future downturns.
“We’re effectively borrowing from future generations… this fiscal path is unsustainable.” — Jerome Powell
Why It Matters The Fed can move rates, but it doesn’t control government spending—that responsibility sits with Congress. With Powell’s term ending in May 2026, his warning sounds like a final message to policymakers: managing an economy where debt servicing becomes a dominant budget item will be one of the biggest challenges for the next Fed Chair.
#InterestRateDecision
#FedWatch
#USGDP
$ENSO $SPK $CVX
If you want it more bullish/bearish, shorter, or more crypto-focused, say the word.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell just dropped a reality check the market can’t ignore: U.S. national debt has surged to $38.5 trillion, and by his own words, the path we’re on is no longer sustainable. As 2026 begins, the numbers are starting to bite.
Key Highlights
Debt on Autopilot: The U.S. is piling on close to $8 billion in new debt every day.
Interest Is the Real Threat: Annual interest costs are set to cross $1 trillion, now exceeding total U.S. defense spending.
Growth vs Debt Mismatch: Powell’s biggest concern is that debt is rising faster than GDP, increasing the risk of economic stress during future downturns.
“We’re effectively borrowing from future generations… this fiscal path is unsustainable.” — Jerome Powell
Why It Matters The Fed can move rates, but it doesn’t control government spending—that responsibility sits with Congress. With Powell’s term ending in May 2026, his warning sounds like a final message to policymakers: managing an economy where debt servicing becomes a dominant budget item will be one of the biggest challenges for the next Fed Chair.
#InterestRateDecision
#FedWatch
#USGDP
$ENSO $SPK $CVX
If you want it more bullish/bearish, shorter, or more crypto-focused, say the word.
Warning
🚨 The $38.5 Trillion Warning! 🇺🇸💸
Fed Chair Jerome Powell sounds alarm: US national debt hits $38.5 trillion, and the trajectory is "unsustainable" 🤯. Daily debt additions: $8 billion 💸. Interest payments to surpass $1 trillion this year – more than the defense budget! 🤔
The writing's on the wall: debt's outgrowing economy, leaving US vulnerable to shocks. "We're borrowing from future generations... unsustainable fiscal path." – Jerome Powell 💔
Congress needs to act! 😤 Next Fed Chair faces massive challenge managing economy drowning in debt. 💥
The Bigger Picture
The US debt crisis isn't just numbers – it's a ticking time bomb. With Powell's term ending May 2026, the next Fed Chair inherits a tough hand. Debt service is one of the biggest budget line items. What happens next? 🤔
Possible Scenarios
- Congress takes action, tackles the debt
- Economy gets shaken by debt burden
- Interest rates stay high, affecting growth
The clock's ticking! 😬 #USTreasury #DebtCrisis #Fed
Want me to add or change anything? 😊
#InterestRateDecision
#FedWatch
#USGDP
$ENSO $SPK $CVX
Fed Chair Jerome Powell sounds alarm: US national debt hits $38.5 trillion, and the trajectory is "unsustainable" 🤯. Daily debt additions: $8 billion 💸. Interest payments to surpass $1 trillion this year – more than the defense budget! 🤔
The writing's on the wall: debt's outgrowing economy, leaving US vulnerable to shocks. "We're borrowing from future generations... unsustainable fiscal path." – Jerome Powell 💔
Congress needs to act! 😤 Next Fed Chair faces massive challenge managing economy drowning in debt. 💥
The Bigger Picture
The US debt crisis isn't just numbers – it's a ticking time bomb. With Powell's term ending May 2026, the next Fed Chair inherits a tough hand. Debt service is one of the biggest budget line items. What happens next? 🤔
Possible Scenarios
- Congress takes action, tackles the debt
- Economy gets shaken by debt burden
- Interest rates stay high, affecting growth
The clock's ticking! 😬 #USTreasury #DebtCrisis #Fed
Want me to add or change anything? 😊
#InterestRateDecision
#FedWatch
#USGDP
$ENSO $SPK $CVX
The $38.5 Trillion Warning: Why the Fed is Sounding the Alarm
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has issued a blunt reminder: the U.S. national debt has hit $38.5 trillion, and the current trajectory is officially "unsustainable." As we kick off 2026, the math is becoming harder to ignore.
The Fast Facts
The Debt Clock: The U.S. is currently adding roughly $8 billion to the national debt every single day.
The Interest Trap: Annual interest payments are projected to surpass $1 trillion this year—meaning the U.S. now spends more on interest than on its entire national defense budget.
The "Sustainability" Gap: Powell’s core concern is that the debt is consistently outgrowing the economy (GDP), leaving the country vulnerable to future shocks.
"We are borrowing from future generations... we’re on an unsustainable fiscal path, and that’s just a statement of fact." — Jerome Powell
Why This Matters Now
While the Fed controls interest rates, they don't control the checkbook—that’s up to Congress. With Powell’s term ending in May 2026, his final warnings highlight a massive challenge for the next Fed Chair: managing an economy where "debt service" is one of the biggest line items in the budget.
#InterestRateDecision
#FedWatch
#USGDP
$ENSO $SPK $CVX
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has issued a blunt reminder: the U.S. national debt has hit $38.5 trillion, and the current trajectory is officially "unsustainable." As we kick off 2026, the math is becoming harder to ignore.
The Fast Facts
The Debt Clock: The U.S. is currently adding roughly $8 billion to the national debt every single day.
The Interest Trap: Annual interest payments are projected to surpass $1 trillion this year—meaning the U.S. now spends more on interest than on its entire national defense budget.
The "Sustainability" Gap: Powell’s core concern is that the debt is consistently outgrowing the economy (GDP), leaving the country vulnerable to future shocks.
"We are borrowing from future generations... we’re on an unsustainable fiscal path, and that’s just a statement of fact." — Jerome Powell
Why This Matters Now
While the Fed controls interest rates, they don't control the checkbook—that’s up to Congress. With Powell’s term ending in May 2026, his final warnings highlight a massive challenge for the next Fed Chair: managing an economy where "debt service" is one of the biggest line items in the budget.
#InterestRateDecision
#FedWatch
#USGDP
$ENSO $SPK $CVX
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The Fed Hits "Pause": Powell Stands Firm Against the Noise
Jerome Powell just dropped the first major economic roadmap for 2026, and the message is clear: The rate-cut party is on hold.
After a whirlwind end to 2025, the Federal Reserve has officially voted to keep interest rates steady at 3.5% – 3.75%. While many were hoping for another cut to kick off the new year, Powell is choosing a "wait-and-see" approach, signaling that the central bank isn't ready to budge just yet.
The Big Takeaways:
⏸️ The "Extended Pause": After three cuts late last year, the Fed is hitting the brakes. Powell described the current policy as being in a "neutral range"—meaning they’ve done enough for now and want to see how the data settles.
🛡️ Fighting for Independence: In a move that’s turning heads, Powell doubled down on the Fed's autonomy. Despite heavy public pressure from the White House, he made it clear: the Fed’s decisions are based on data, not politics.
📦 The "Tariff Effect": Powell addressed the elephant in the room—new tariffs. While they’ve pushed goods prices up, the Fed views this as a "one-time shock" rather than a long-term inflationary trend.
💼 Labor Market Cooling: The panic over rising unemployment seems to have subsided. Powell noted that the job market is "stabilizing," removing previous warnings about downside risks to employment.
What This Means for You:
The Fed is playing a game of chicken with inflation. By holding rates steady, they are betting that the economy is strong enough to handle current levels while they wait for inflation to truly hit that 2% target. For consumers, this means mortgage and loan rates likely won't be dropping significantly in the immediate future.
"We are in a position where we can afford to be patient." — Jerome Powell
#FedChairJeromePowel
#InterestRateDecision
#Inflationdata
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Jerome Powell just dropped the first major economic roadmap for 2026, and the message is clear: The rate-cut party is on hold.
After a whirlwind end to 2025, the Federal Reserve has officially voted to keep interest rates steady at 3.5% – 3.75%. While many were hoping for another cut to kick off the new year, Powell is choosing a "wait-and-see" approach, signaling that the central bank isn't ready to budge just yet.
The Big Takeaways:
⏸️ The "Extended Pause": After three cuts late last year, the Fed is hitting the brakes. Powell described the current policy as being in a "neutral range"—meaning they’ve done enough for now and want to see how the data settles.
🛡️ Fighting for Independence: In a move that’s turning heads, Powell doubled down on the Fed's autonomy. Despite heavy public pressure from the White House, he made it clear: the Fed’s decisions are based on data, not politics.
📦 The "Tariff Effect": Powell addressed the elephant in the room—new tariffs. While they’ve pushed goods prices up, the Fed views this as a "one-time shock" rather than a long-term inflationary trend.
💼 Labor Market Cooling: The panic over rising unemployment seems to have subsided. Powell noted that the job market is "stabilizing," removing previous warnings about downside risks to employment.
What This Means for You:
The Fed is playing a game of chicken with inflation. By holding rates steady, they are betting that the economy is strong enough to handle current levels while they wait for inflation to truly hit that 2% target. For consumers, this means mortgage and loan rates likely won't be dropping significantly in the immediate future.
"We are in a position where we can afford to be patient." — Jerome Powell
#FedChairJeromePowel
#InterestRateDecision
#Inflationdata
$TRUTH $BIRB $DN
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