Bitcoin dey hold gidigba as Fed stop to dey hike rate, talk say inflation and tariff fit cause gbege; Market dey watch leadership and policy signs
US Federal Reserve no hold di main interest rate at 4.25%-4.50% for di seventh consecutive meeting, dem tok say inflation still dey and tariff wahala na why dem no gree reduce rate yet. Even though before dem dey talk say dem fit reduce, now dem believe say e go slow slow, expect two rate cuts for 2025 and e go slow slow come down till 2027. Inflation expectations don go up, dem expect say PCE inflation go be 3% and core PCE go be 3.1% for 2025. US GDP growth dem reduce am to 1.4%, and unemployment go increase to 4.5% plus e go still high. Fed Chair Jerome Powell talk say make person dey careful, no immediate rate hike but make dem patient and wait to see more data, especially how tariff dey affect inflation. President Trump don intensify criticism against Fed Chair Powell, fit mean say dem fit change Fed leadership, and analysts warn say if dem question central bank independence, e fit cause more wahala for market. US stock market get small gains, Bitcoin steady around $104,200, market no react much. For crypto traders, Fed’s wait-and-see stance plus dem focus on macro risks like tariffs and possible central bank policy changes mean say uncertainty still dey, likely make Bitcoin and other big crypto trade inside range for near future.
Neutral
Federal Reserve decision to keep interest rates steady and e cautious outlook, plus di rise for inflation and lower growth forecasts, no make beta movement for Bitcoin price. Market see say macro wahala still dey, like tariff wahala and possible change for central bank headship, but crypto price no move sharp-sharp. Short-term, Bitcoin and other big cryptocurrencies go still dey trade inside range as investors dey check Fed wait-and-see position and general economy wahala. Even though political talk for Fed fit make market move more for future, now e no get any trigger for clear bullish or bearish move, so market view still neutral.