Fed Chair Powell Warns on Rate Cut Uncertainty as Bitcoin Drops
TLDR Jerome Powell warned of high inflation uncertainty and tempered expectations for further Fed rate cuts in 2025 Bitcoin dropped below $113,000 following Powell’s speech about cautious monetary policy approach Fed faces double-sided risks between managing inflation and preventing labor market weakness Powell said tariff effects will likely cause one-time price increases spread…
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