New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh holds first FOMC press conference, keeps rates unchanged

Warsh's leadership may reshape monetary policy, impacting global markets, risk assets, and political dynamics amid potential rate hikes. The post Federal Reserve chair takes initial steps toward regime change appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Warsh's firm stance on inflation could lead to tighter monetary policy, impacting economic growth and increasing market volatility. The post Federal Reserve chairman Kevin Warsh signals intolerance for high inflation appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Rising Japanese rates could strengthen the yen, impacting global markets by unwinding carry trades and pressuring risk assets like crypto. The post Bank of Japan expected to hike rates again by December, say economists appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Warsh's focus on inflation signals prolonged high rates, impacting crypto liquidity and emphasizing cautious economic adjustments ahead. The post Federal Reserve holds rates steady as new chair Kevin Warsh puts price stability front and center appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Bitcoin has fallen back toward $64,000 after a hawkish Federal Reserve outlook erased a relief rally driven by easing Middle East tensions, with traders now debating whether support near $64,000 can prevent a deeper retracement toward June lows. According to…

The World Cup match highlights the evolving role of crypto in sports, emphasizing fan engagement and market volatility linked to game outcomes. The post FIFA World Cup opener between England and Croatia sends ripples through crypto fan token markets appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The Fed's hawkish stance signals potential rate hikes, unsettling markets and challenging investor strategies amid inflation concerns. The post Federal Reserve holds rates steady as hawkish shift rattles markets appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Bitcoin ETF flows are cautious ahead of the Fed decision, with GBTC outflows and modest IBIT demand showing a divided institutional market.