Today, Wednesday (17/12), the Federal Reserve poured fuel on the fire and pushed global markets into maximum alert mode.
Fed officials confirmed that monetary policy remains restrictive, but they carefully opened the door to future rate cuts. That alone was enough to shake expectations, force major players to reposition, and reignite risk-taking across markets.
🧠 One of the Fed’s most influential voices stated clearly that inflation could begin to decline in the coming months, potentially allowing for gradual rate cuts. The problem? Nothing is guaranteed. Every word was calculated — either to keep markets under control or keep them under pressure.
🏦 Meanwhile, major banks began moving billions of dollars, reallocating capital within U.S. Treasuries. When heavy money moves, it’s never random — it’s a defensive strategy.
📈 Rates reacted, the dollar felt the impact, and the market got the message: the Fed is still in control of the game.
⚠️ Another official went straight to the point: cutting rates too early could destroy hard-earned credibility.
This Wednesday was not an ordinary day.
It was the day the Fed pushed expectations, tested nerves, and reminded everyone who truly controls global liquidity.