#美联储回购协议计划 December 25th, Jinshi data reported an interesting statistic——CME observations show that the probability of rate cuts in January 2026 is decreasing. The reason is straightforward: economic growth has exceeded expectations.
The leading candidate for Federal Reserve Chair, Hasset, then spoke out, with the core point that the true sources of growth are only three—falling prices, rising incomes, and improving market sentiment. He said very directly: if GDP maintains a growth rate of around 4%, new employment can return to the range of 100,000 to 150,000 per month, but he also frankly pointed out that the Federal Reserve has not kept pace with the situation in its rate cut rhythm.
How to view this? The economic growth in the third quarter mainly benefited from the inventory cycle and the easing of trade disruptions, but this is not enough to reverse the major trend of marginal weakening in employment. Currently, employment has become the focus of policy weighing, and with the Federal Reserve Chair candidate settled, based on this logic, there is still room for about 3 rate cuts in 2026. $BTC
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StableGeniusDegen
· 3h ago
The economy exceeding expectations is a bit surreal; just because the inventory cycle rises a bit, it's considered real growth? Workers are still struggling to make ends meet.
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BearMarketBarber
· 19h ago
Good economic data looks good, but how long can the inventory cycle growth last? Employment is the key; if that doesn't hold up, everything else is just superficial.
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shadowy_supercoder
· 19h ago
Once again, the expectation of interest rate cuts has diminished, and the crypto world will have to wait again.
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LostBetweenChains
· 19h ago
Hasset's guy is right, there is indeed room for interest rate cuts, but we need to keep an eye on employment.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 19h ago
Wait, if the economy exceeds expectations, they won't cut interest rates? I can't quite hold it together with this logic... Can a rebound in inventory cycles really be considered genuine growth?
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SmartContractDiver
· 19h ago
The economic data looks good, but employment is still weak. The Federal Reserve's recent actions are a bit lagging, essentially flooding the market but refusing to admit it.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 19h ago
Is this inventory cycle just a smoke screen at its core? Where is the real growth momentum? The marginal weakening of employment is the key.
#美联储回购协议计划 December 25th, Jinshi data reported an interesting statistic——CME observations show that the probability of rate cuts in January 2026 is decreasing. The reason is straightforward: economic growth has exceeded expectations.
The leading candidate for Federal Reserve Chair, Hasset, then spoke out, with the core point that the true sources of growth are only three—falling prices, rising incomes, and improving market sentiment. He said very directly: if GDP maintains a growth rate of around 4%, new employment can return to the range of 100,000 to 150,000 per month, but he also frankly pointed out that the Federal Reserve has not kept pace with the situation in its rate cut rhythm.
How to view this? The economic growth in the third quarter mainly benefited from the inventory cycle and the easing of trade disruptions, but this is not enough to reverse the major trend of marginal weakening in employment. Currently, employment has become the focus of policy weighing, and with the Federal Reserve Chair candidate settled, based on this logic, there is still room for about 3 rate cuts in 2026. $BTC