Major Wall Street player just dropped their Fed forecast—looks like rate cuts could be coming as early as next week. One of America's largest banking institutions is now positioning for monetary policy easing in the immediate term.
Timing's interesting here. Markets have been pricing in various scenarios, but this institutional call adds weight to the dovish camp. If the Fed does pivot, we might see fresh liquidity flowing into risk assets sooner than expected.
Worth monitoring how this plays into broader macro positioning. Rate cuts typically shake up everything from bonds to equities—and crypto doesn't sit this dance out.
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ShadowStaker
· 14h ago
lol institutional players finally catching up to what we've known for weeks. watch the validator rewards tank when liquidity floods in though—always the same cycle
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StablecoinSkeptic
· 14h ago
Another trap? I'm tired of hearing the big banks call for interest rate cuts. They said the same thing last time, and what was the result?
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StakoorNeverSleeps
· 14h ago
Will interest rates be cut next week? Wall Street's actions seem too hasty, it feels like they are paving the way for themselves.
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YieldChaser
· 14h ago
Here we go again, it's the "interest rate cut is coming next week" trick... I bet five bucks this guy will change his tune in two weeks.
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NftRegretMachine
· 14h ago
Here we go again? I believed it when the big banks called for interest rate cuts, they said the same thing last year, haha.
Major Wall Street player just dropped their Fed forecast—looks like rate cuts could be coming as early as next week. One of America's largest banking institutions is now positioning for monetary policy easing in the immediate term.
Timing's interesting here. Markets have been pricing in various scenarios, but this institutional call adds weight to the dovish camp. If the Fed does pivot, we might see fresh liquidity flowing into risk assets sooner than expected.
Worth monitoring how this plays into broader macro positioning. Rate cuts typically shake up everything from bonds to equities—and crypto doesn't sit this dance out.