#Market_Update

The Fed just cut interest rates by 25 bps, bringing the range to 3.50%‑3.75%. This is the third consecutive cut since September, but not everyone agrees—three members opposed it, while one wanted a larger cut. The main reason? The labor market is starting to slow down and inflation is still above target, although it has decreased a bit. The Fed also said "wait‑and‑see," wanting to wait for the next economic data before deciding on the next steps.

As a result, liquidity in the market is rising, so typically risk assets like crypto will get a boost, although the effect may not be too large since this cut was largely anticipated. So, if you have investments or loans, borrowing costs might go down a bit, but it still depends on future inflation and labor data. #InterestRates