The recent ambiguous messaging from the Federal Open Market Committee's meeting, which left markets struggling to interpret signals from the FOMC statement and Chair Jerome Powell's comments, is typical of the abstruse signals that can be found in central bank policy-setting. But new tools, such as blockchain's cryptographic verification systems, could guide policymakers' decisions.
The two largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization were changing hands in a tight range after jobless claims were slightly higher than expected, a small sign the jobs market is cooling.
The U S Federal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee FOMC continued its year plus string of rate hikes on Wednesday lifting the fed funds rate by 25 basis points to a targeted range of 5 5 25 Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said during the press conference a decision on a pause was not made [...]
BTC was down about 1% after the U.S. central bank boosted the federal funds rate by 25 basis points. Fed Chair Jerome Powell noted the central bank had omitted language signaling additional rate hikes at upcoming meetings.
The U S Federal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee FOMC continued to lift the fed funds rate by 0 25 to a targeted range of 5 5 25 Morning Consult Senior economist Jesse Wheeler joins Caleb Brown Director Jake Boyle on All About Bitcoin to discuss how the crypto market is reacting to Fed Chair [...]
Jobless claims beat expectations by an even wider margin than in the initial report, after a revision Thursday. Crypto investors largely ignored the change, although the increasing jobless figures bode well for the market.