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The Japanese Yen (JPY) depreciates by over 0.26% against the US Dollar (USD) on Wednesday within familiar levels, as the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) last meeting minutes showed that the majority of participants indicated that “some policy firming would likely be warranted.” The USD/JPY pair trades at 162.54 after bottoming near 162.03. USD/JPY weakens as hawkish Fed minutes lift Dollar and yields Market mood is mixed, following US President Donald Trump’s change of tone, turning more hawkish against Iran’s behavior, threatening to escalate the conflict. This boosted the Greenback as the US Dollar Index (DXY) reclaimed the 101.00 figure. Digging into the US central bank’s minutes, all officials supported leaving rates unchanged and saw a stable labor market. Most participants “preferred” not to use the previous language, pointing to scenarios in which prices would remain elevated due to AI
AI-driven inflation risks could lead to prolonged high interest rates, impacting economic growth and dampening risk asset attractiveness.
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Rising oil prices and geopolitical tensions may drive inflation, prompting potential Fed rate hikes, impacting economic stability and growth.
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AI demand's inflationary impact may prompt tighter Fed policies, affecting economic stability and market expectations for future rates.
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Bitcoin (BTC) trades slightly above $62,000 and is down nearly 2% over the past 24 hours amid a risk-off mood across global markets. The pressure is not coming from crypto exclusively and is more so attributed to a sharp selloff in semiconductor and AI stocks. Renewed profit-taking from Samsung sent Asian markets reeling overnight, and military escalation between the US and Iran sent oil up around 5%. As a result, US stocks opened lower, and on Wednesday the Federal Reserve released the minutes from its June meeting, a report traders typically watch closely for clues on the timing of any rate cut. Currently, markets price roughly a 73% chance the Fed holds rates steady at its next meeting on July 29, but the major takeaway for investors will be how the tone of the minutes frames the Fed’s view on inflation and interest rates. Bitcoin buyers quickly became sellers Bitcoi
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The Federal Reserve has warned that strong artificial intelligence-related demand could keep inflation elevated, while market pricing for a U.S. interest rate hike this year has climbed above 59%. Summary Fed minutes identified AI demand, tariffs, and Middle East tensions as potential drivers of persistent inflation. Most Fed officials said higher rates may be needed if inflation stays above the 2% target. Polymarket now prices a 59% chance of a Fed rate hike this year, while July pause odds remain at 69.5%. According to the minutes of the Federal Reserve’s June Federal Open Market Committee meeting, policymakers discussed several paths for monetary policy depending on how inflation and the labor market develop. One of the scenarios considered involved inflation staying above the central bank’s 2% target despite a stable labor market, driven by strong AI-related demand, the confl
The Federal Reserve has warned that strong artificial intelligence-related demand could keep inflation elevated, while market pricing for a U.S. interest rate hike this year has climbed above 59%. According to the minutes of the Federal Reserve’s June Federal Open…
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US federal agencies, including the Federal Reserve and the Treasury, have ten days until the July 18 deadline when they are required to issue guidelines on how the GENIUS Act that was passed in July 2025, will be implemented. The implementation could have an impact on the prices of crypto stocks listed in the US, including Circle (NYSE: CRCL) and Coinbase (NASDAQ: COIN). GENIUS Act Implementation Deadline Nears The GENIUS Act that introduced a regulatory framework for stablecoin issuers was signed into law in July 18 2025 by President Donald Trump. But when Congress passed the bill, they gave US financial market regulators a year to come up with rules that will govern the issuance, licensing, and management iof stablecoin. That one-year period from when the GENIUS Act passed into law ends on July 18, 2026, and the crypto market is waiting to see the rules that th
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Federal Reserve officials viewed artificial intelligence-driven investment as an emerging source of inflationary pressure at their June policy meeting. They added another reason to keep interest rates elevated, even as the labor market remained stable. Minutes from the June 16–17 Federal Open Market Committee [FOMC] meeting show policymakers increasingly linking AI-related demand with persistent inflation. It reinforces expectations that borrowing costs could stay higher for longer. For crypto markets, that points to a macro backdrop that may delay the liquidity boost typically associated with lower interest rates. Fed says AI investment is adding to inflation pressures The minutes show officials broadly agreed that inflation remained well above the Fed’s 2% target and had become more broad-based. While policymakers continued to cite tariffs and sup