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Fed Maintains Rates amid Inflation and Tariffs

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

6 hours ago


In June, the Federal Reserve (Fed) decided to maintain interest rates amid ongoing inflation pressures and tariff tensions in the U.S. economy.

Fed Holds Rates Amid Tariff-Induced Inflation

The Fed, led by Jerome Powell, decided to maintain the current federal funds rate. This decision emerges from inflation pressures exacerbated by recent U.S. tariff policies under the Trump administration.

The committee's strategy involves 19 officials focusing on monetary stability and economic growth. Rising tariffs are viewed as significant inflationary pressures that guide their cautious stance on further rate movements. As Jerome Powell noted, "Rising tariffs and global uncertainty remain headwinds, causing the committee to remain cautious about rate movements despite signs of cooling inflation."

Crypto Markets Show Caution After Fed Decision

Markets reacted with caution, maintaining a risk-off sentiment. Historical patterns indicate crypto assets like Ethereum and Bitcoin experience subdued activity during such periods, often seeing liquidity shift to stablecoins and decreased DeFi involvement.

According to analysis, potential outcomes from this decision could include continued market stability. With USD strength prevailing, crypto markets remain under pressure until Fed policy shifts indicate rate cuts or improved inflation dynamics.

Fed Pause Historically Stagnates Crypto Markets

Past instances, such as 2018 and 2019, showed that when the Fed paused or delayed rate adjustments due to geopolitical pressures, crypto markets faced stagnation or slight decline, reflecting tighter liquidity conditions.

Experts from Kanalcoin suggest a persistent hold pattern could sustain risk aversion in crypto. Historical analysis indicates crypto assets tend to rally post-Fed rate cuts, driving liquidity and investor interest back into riskier assets.

Thus, the Fed's current position may significantly impact financial markets, particularly cryptocurrencies, given their sensitivity to changes in monetary policy.

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