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Fed decisions, inflation data, the dollar and stock markets: the big-picture news that moves crypto and gold.
The Fed's October 29 settings set reserve interest at 3.90%, standing repo at 4.00%, and reverse repo at 3.75%. CryptoSlate reports the rate freeze may have little effect unless banks fix a bottleneck in the repo market. Traders may want to watch how well these settings hold rate control in the coming weeks.
A new report says only one in five Americans believe the financial system is secure. Low trust in traditional finance may matter to traders because it can shape how people view banks and alternative assets like crypto and gold.
China's tech crash wiped out $480 billion over July 9 to October 26. Bitcoin rose 27% over the same dates, showing a sharp split between the two markets. Traders may watch whether margin pressure or selling across markets spreads the damage.
Bitcoin is holding near $80,000 while the Nasdaq fell more than 1%. Interest rates were lower on Thursday, even though government reports showed inflation and economic growth still rising. Traders may watch how these mixed signals shape demand for riskier assets like crypto and stocks.
Christine Lagarde has announced she will step down as European Central Bank President in February 2027, after more than seven years in the role. Leadership changes at the ECB can shape euro policy, which can move currency and macro markets that traders follow.
The Federal Reserve kept its target range at 3.75% to 4% on Oct. 28, with a 10-2 vote. Two members wanted an immediate quarter-point hike, and rate-market trackers now see a December hike as likely.
A market is at an inflection point, and a chart highlighted by CoinDesk shows the moment. The shift could shape inflation trends and the prices of risk assets, including bitcoin and tech stocks.
The Federal Reserve kept rates on hold but signaled a tougher stance, and traders now see a 78% chance of a rate hike in December. Analysts say Bitcoin's next move could depend on Treasury yields, the US dollar and upcoming inflation data.
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged but took a hawkish stance, meaning it leans toward tighter policy. Traders are pricing a 78% chance of a rate hike in December, and analysts say Bitcoin's next move could depend on Treasury yields, the US dollar and upcoming inflation data.
Bitcoin traded near $81,000 after the Federal Reserve kept its interest rate range at 3.75% to 4%. The decision passed by a 10-2 vote, showing policymakers were not fully in agreement. Traders may watch how the split vote shapes expectations for future rate moves.
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged on Wednesday in a 10-2 vote. Governor Lisa Cook and Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack wanted a rate hike instead. Bitcoin held steady, but traders are now watching for a possible December increase.
The U.S. Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged, which was widely expected. Officials remain focused on inflation, which is still well above the 2% target, so a rate hike in December remains likely. Traders may watch this outlook closely, since higher rates can affect crypto and gold prices.
Banks in the euro area reported a record worsening in their access to retail funding. The European Central Bank still describes the decline as moderate. For traders, any effect on Bitcoin likely depends on borrowing costs and how much risk investors are willing to take.
The Federal Reserve announces its rate decision today at 2 p.m. ET. Traders see a hold as nearly certain. The outcome could still shape moves in Bitcoin and stock markets.
A day-ahead preview says the Federal Reserve meeting on Oct. 28 has three key things to watch, including dissent. Central bank decisions often shift markets, so traders may want to prepare for possible moves in crypto and gold.
Bitcoin edged up and most major tokens rose in the hours before the Federal Reserve's rate call. HYPE and ZEC led the bounce. Traders may see the pre-announcement gains as a sign of positive sentiment going into a key policy event.
Bitcoin gave up some of its early gains ahead of a U.S. Federal Reserve decision on Wednesday. The Fed is expected to keep rates unchanged but send a firm message that could prepare markets for a rate hike in December. A hawkish tone can pressure risk assets like bitcoin, so traders may want to watch the wording closely.
Bitcoin lost its early gains as traders waited for a U.S. central bank decision. The bank is expected to keep rates unchanged but send a hawkish message about a possible December rate hike. A tougher tone on rates can make traders more cautious about risky assets like bitcoin.
South Korea's Kospi index rose 7% as chipmakers led a wider recovery in AI-related stocks. The move followed SK Hynix reporting a sevenfold jump in profit and announcing another $45 billion in shareholder payouts. For traders, it shows strong earnings can lift a whole market sector and may shift risk appetite.
Mainland China stocks have dropped by about $2.4 trillion since May. Investors are worried that AI companies may never make a profit, and U.S. restrictions and high U.S. interest rates are adding pressure, which can spill over into global risk sentiment.
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