BTC $64,255.09 +1.97%
ETH $1,905.73 +0.81%
BNB $604.33 +0.18%
XRP $0.9999 +0.29%
SOL $75.84 +1.01%
TRX $0.3310 -0.12%
DOGE $0.0702 +0.42%
ADA $0.1739 -1.20%
BCH $204.59 +0.13%
LINK $9.49 +0.47%
HYPE $59.45 +2.81%
AAVE $89.03 +2.80%
SUI $0.6739 +0.24%
XLM $0.1572 +0.44%
ZEC $514.75 +4.96%
BTC $64,255.09 +1.97%
ETH $1,905.73 +0.81%
BNB $604.33 +0.18%
XRP $0.9999 +0.29%
SOL $75.84 +1.01%
TRX $0.3310 -0.12%
DOGE $0.0702 +0.42%
ADA $0.1739 -1.20%
BCH $204.59 +0.13%
LINK $9.49 +0.47%
HYPE $59.45 +2.81%
AAVE $89.03 +2.80%
SUI $0.6739 +0.24%
XLM $0.1572 +0.44%
ZEC $514.75 +4.96%

After the Federal Reserve cut interest rates, the target range was lowered to 3.5%-3.75%, and it may continue to respond flexibly in 2026

2025-12-31 00:46:44

According to Jin Ten, investors are closely watching the upcoming release of the December meeting minutes by the Federal Reserve, which will detail the decision-making process behind the approval of a 25 basis point rate cut. The target range for the federal funds rate has been lowered to 3.5%-3.75%. This rate cut marks the third this year, and there is some controversy within the decision-making body. Ian Lingen, head of U.S. rate strategy at BMO Capital Markets Fixed Income Strategy Team, stated that the Federal Reserve is expected to maintain a flexible stance ahead of the interest rate meeting on January 29.

app_icon
ChainCatcher Building the Web3 world with innovations.