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💥 BREAKING:
🇺🇸 U.S. Initial Jobless Claims just dropped and the numbers are in.
Actual: 227K
Expected: 222K
Slightly above forecast.
The labor market just flashed a small warning signal. Not a collapse but not cooling as cleanly as expected either.
Macro traders are watching closely. Every tick matters now.
#TrumpCanadaTariffsOverturned
#FEDDATA
🇺🇸 U.S. Initial Jobless Claims just dropped and the numbers are in.
Actual: 227K
Expected: 222K
Slightly above forecast.
The labor market just flashed a small warning signal. Not a collapse but not cooling as cleanly as expected either.
Macro traders are watching closely. Every tick matters now.
#TrumpCanadaTariffsOverturned
#FEDDATA
Assets Allocation
Най-голямо прижетание
USDT
69.51%
🚨#USNFPBlowout
US Non-Farm Payrolls just crushed expectations.
📊 Jobs added: Strong upside surprise
💵 Dollar: Spiking
📉 Rate cut hopes: Fading fast
📈 Volatility: Loading across risk assets
A hot labor market = Fed stays hawkish longer.
That means: • Higher yields
• Pressure on equities
• Crypto facing macro headwinds
Watch DXY and US10Y closely — BTC reacts to liquidity, not headlines.
Is this strength bullish for the economy…
or bearish for risk assets? 👇
$BTC
$ETH #CryptoTrends2024 #FEDDATA #NFPUSDT #MarketVolatility
US Non-Farm Payrolls just crushed expectations.
📊 Jobs added: Strong upside surprise
💵 Dollar: Spiking
📉 Rate cut hopes: Fading fast
📈 Volatility: Loading across risk assets
A hot labor market = Fed stays hawkish longer.
That means: • Higher yields
• Pressure on equities
• Crypto facing macro headwinds
Watch DXY and US10Y closely — BTC reacts to liquidity, not headlines.
Is this strength bullish for the economy…
or bearish for risk assets? 👇
$BTC
$ETH #CryptoTrends2024 #FEDDATA #NFPUSDT #MarketVolatility
#WarshFedPolicyOutlook Background kevin Warsh, former Fed Governor (2006-2011), was nominated by President Trump in late January 2026 to succeed Jerome Powell in May 2026, pending Senate confirmation. He brings Wall Street experience and has advised on economic policy, with ties to Trump's circle. Policy Expectations warsh advocates lower interest rates in 2026 to boost growth via productivity gains, alongside shrinking the Fed's balance sheet. Markets anticipate a steeper yield curve, with short-term easing but constraints if inflation persists; this supports risk assets like Bitcoin amid current volatility. Crypto Impact Traders discuss #WarshFedPolicyOutlook (18K+ posts) for its potential to ease monetary conditions, aiding BTC rebound near $69K before today's CPI data.
#BTC #FEDDATA #Binance
#BTC #FEDDATA #Binance
Big Week Ahead for Crypto 🚨
▫️ Feb 10: White House discussions on Crypto Market Structure / Clarity Act
▫️ Feb 11: US Unemployment Data
▫️ Feb 12: Initial Jobless Claims
▫️ Feb 13: US CPI & Core CPI
Why it matters:
This week combines regulatory headlines + labor data + inflation, all of which directly influence risk sentiment, yields, and Fed expectations.
⚠️ Expect higher volatility across crypto and risk assets, especially around CPI releases.
Position sizing and risk management matter more than bias.
#crypto #BTC #Macro #cpi #FEDDATA
$BTC
$XRP
$ETH
▫️ Feb 10: White House discussions on Crypto Market Structure / Clarity Act
▫️ Feb 11: US Unemployment Data
▫️ Feb 12: Initial Jobless Claims
▫️ Feb 13: US CPI & Core CPI
Why it matters:
This week combines regulatory headlines + labor data + inflation, all of which directly influence risk sentiment, yields, and Fed expectations.
⚠️ Expect higher volatility across crypto and risk assets, especially around CPI releases.
Position sizing and risk management matter more than bias.
#crypto #BTC #Macro #cpi #FEDDATA
$BTC
$XRP
$ETH
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¡Hola! He verificado la información del post. Según mis búsquedas, los eventos y las fechas mencionadas para esta semana parecen ser correctos. Se espera una semana importante con datos económicos clave en EE. UU. De todas formas, te recomiendo verificar siempre la información en fuentes oficiales. ¡Espero que te sirva
Big Week Ahead for Crypto 🚨
▫️ Feb 10: White House talks on Crypto Market Structure / Clarity Act
▫️ Feb 11: U.S. Unemployment Data
▫️ Feb 12: Initial Jobless Claims
▫️ Feb 13: U.S. CPI & Core CPI
Why it matters:
Regulatory developments, labor market signals, and inflation data all converge this week — key drivers of risk sentiment, bond yields, and Fed policy expectations.
⚠️ Expect elevated volatility across crypto and broader risk assets, particularly around CPI prints.
Discipline beats conviction: manage risk, size positions wisely, and stay flexible.
#crypto #BTC #Macro #CPI #FedData $BTC
$ETH
$XRP
▫️ Feb 10: White House talks on Crypto Market Structure / Clarity Act
▫️ Feb 11: U.S. Unemployment Data
▫️ Feb 12: Initial Jobless Claims
▫️ Feb 13: U.S. CPI & Core CPI
Why it matters:
Regulatory developments, labor market signals, and inflation data all converge this week — key drivers of risk sentiment, bond yields, and Fed policy expectations.
⚠️ Expect elevated volatility across crypto and broader risk assets, particularly around CPI prints.
Discipline beats conviction: manage risk, size positions wisely, and stay flexible.
#crypto #BTC #Macro #CPI #FedData $BTC
$ETH
$XRP
US January Labour Market Report Delayed to Feb 11 — ⏳📈
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has postponed the January employment report to February 11, citing a recent partial government shutdown. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) release was also moved to February 13. 🗓
Originally, the jobs report was due on February 6 and the CPI on February 1, but funding delays shifted the calendar. The shutdown ended after President Trump signed a funding bill, yet timing for several key economic releases has already been affected. 🏛
Why this matters: Employment and CPI data are major inputs for investors and policymakers. Delays create uncertainty and could raise volatility in stocks, bonds and the dollar — especially because January’s report includes annual revisions that can change the picture of job growth. ⚠️
Market reaction: Some analysts warn of higher short‑term market swings, while others say investors can rely on alternate indicators until official data arrive. Either way, traders should be prepared for stronger market moves when the reports are published. 📊
What to watch next:
📌 Feb 11 — U.S. January employment report (BLS) 🧾
📌 Feb 13 — U.S. January CPI release 📉
The delay adds short‑term uncertainty, but the scheduled releases in mid‑February will be key to assessing US growth and inflation — and may drive significant market moves. 👀
Follow for more market update @TZ_Crypto_Insights
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#TrumpEndsShutdown #USCPIWatch #USLaborMarket #FEDDATA #KevinWarshNominationBullOrBear
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has postponed the January employment report to February 11, citing a recent partial government shutdown. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) release was also moved to February 13. 🗓
Originally, the jobs report was due on February 6 and the CPI on February 1, but funding delays shifted the calendar. The shutdown ended after President Trump signed a funding bill, yet timing for several key economic releases has already been affected. 🏛
Why this matters: Employment and CPI data are major inputs for investors and policymakers. Delays create uncertainty and could raise volatility in stocks, bonds and the dollar — especially because January’s report includes annual revisions that can change the picture of job growth. ⚠️
Market reaction: Some analysts warn of higher short‑term market swings, while others say investors can rely on alternate indicators until official data arrive. Either way, traders should be prepared for stronger market moves when the reports are published. 📊
What to watch next:
📌 Feb 11 — U.S. January employment report (BLS) 🧾
📌 Feb 13 — U.S. January CPI release 📉
The delay adds short‑term uncertainty, but the scheduled releases in mid‑February will be key to assessing US growth and inflation — and may drive significant market moves. 👀
Follow for more market update @TZ_Crypto_Insights
$BTC
$ETH
$BNB
#TrumpEndsShutdown #USCPIWatch #USLaborMarket #FEDDATA #KevinWarshNominationBullOrBear
One of the reasons for the disagreement between #JeromePowell and #DonaldTrump was Trump's plan to repay $35 billion in debt by reducing the purchasing power of the dollar.
$USD1 $BTC
#USGovShutdown #WhoIsNextFedChair #FEDDATA
$USD1 $BTC
#USGovShutdown #WhoIsNextFedChair #FEDDATA
U.S. Treasury Secretary Comments on Federal Reserve Rate Cut
According to BlockBeats, U.S. Treasury Secretary Besant expressed appreciation for the Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates by 25 basis points. However, Besant was not satisfied with the language used in the announcement.
The Treasury Secretary anticipates a robust rebound in employment growth. Besant also believes that next year will see simultaneous prosperity for Main Street, representing the general public and real economy sectors, and Wall Street, symbolizing the capital markets.
#USRateCut #FEDDATA #MarketPullback #crptoinsights @TRADE_INSIGHTS
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The Treasury Secretary anticipates a robust rebound in employment growth. Besant also believes that next year will see simultaneous prosperity for Main Street, representing the general public and real economy sectors, and Wall Street, symbolizing the capital markets.
#USRateCut #FEDDATA #MarketPullback #crptoinsights @TRADE_INSIGHTS
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Fed Holds Rates Steady as Markets Display Strength
The Federal Reserve kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 3.75%–4.00%, taking a balanced stance as inflation remains persistent and economic growth shows signs of cooling. The decision reflects the Fed’s effort to maintain liquidity and market stability, though Chair Jerome Powell’s cautious remarks have trimmed expectations for a December rate cut — down from 90% to about 60%.
In a notable shift, the Fed announced that its balance sheet runoff (Quantitative Tightening) will conclude by December 1, a move set to boost liquidity across financial markets. The news lifted investor sentiment, sending the S&P 500 up 0.2% to 6,600, while the Nasdaq advanced 0.4% to reach new record highs above 26,250.
Gold, meanwhile, experienced sharp swings around the $4,000 level, pressured by 10-year Treasury yields rising above 4%, which made non-yielding assets like gold less appealing. Analysts are now eyeing $3,900 as a key support and $4,020 as a strong resistance zone.
For traders, both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq remain in a bullish structure, with potential buying opportunities on minor pullbacks — near 6,480 for the S&P and 25,200 for the Nasdaq. Gold stays range-bound for now, but a decisive move above $4,000 could signal renewed upside momentum heading into the year’s end. #MarketPullback #Fed #FEDDATA #FedMeeting #crypto
The Federal Reserve kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 3.75%–4.00%, taking a balanced stance as inflation remains persistent and economic growth shows signs of cooling. The decision reflects the Fed’s effort to maintain liquidity and market stability, though Chair Jerome Powell’s cautious remarks have trimmed expectations for a December rate cut — down from 90% to about 60%.
In a notable shift, the Fed announced that its balance sheet runoff (Quantitative Tightening) will conclude by December 1, a move set to boost liquidity across financial markets. The news lifted investor sentiment, sending the S&P 500 up 0.2% to 6,600, while the Nasdaq advanced 0.4% to reach new record highs above 26,250.
Gold, meanwhile, experienced sharp swings around the $4,000 level, pressured by 10-year Treasury yields rising above 4%, which made non-yielding assets like gold less appealing. Analysts are now eyeing $3,900 as a key support and $4,020 as a strong resistance zone.
For traders, both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq remain in a bullish structure, with potential buying opportunities on minor pullbacks — near 6,480 for the S&P and 25,200 for the Nasdaq. Gold stays range-bound for now, but a decisive move above $4,000 could signal renewed upside momentum heading into the year’s end. #MarketPullback #Fed #FEDDATA #FedMeeting #crypto
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🇺🇸 President Trump said “This would be a PERFECT time for Fed Chairman Jerome Powell to cut Interest Rates.”
“CUT INTEREST RATES, JEROME”
$BTC $ETH $SOL #FedMeeting #FEDDATA #PowellRemarks
#Write2Earn
🇺🇸 President Trump said “This would be a PERFECT time for Fed Chairman Jerome Powell to cut Interest Rates.”
“CUT INTEREST RATES, JEROME”
$BTC $ETH $SOL #FedMeeting #FEDDATA #PowellRemarks
The Pulse of the Economy: A New Era at the Fed? 🏛️💸
The wait is almost over. In a move that has Wall Street holding its breath and Main Street checking their interest rates, President Trump has announced that he will reveal his nominee for the next Federal Reserve Chair next week.
This isn't just a personnel change; it’s a potential shift in the very fabric of American monetary policy. With Jerome Powell’s term as Chair set to expire in May 2026, the administration is moving quickly to signal a new direction—one that leans heavily toward aggressive rate cuts and a "lowest in the world" interest rate philosophy.
Why This Matters for You
The Federal Reserve Chair is arguably the most powerful economic figure in the world. Their decisions on interest rates dictate:
• Your Mortgage: Whether that dream home becomes more affordable.
• Business Growth: How easily companies can borrow to expand and hire.
• The National Debt: The cost of servicing our country’s obligations.
The Shortlist: Who’s in the Running? 📋
The buzz in Washington suggests a high-stakes race between four or five heavy hitters. Whether it’s an internal promotion or a Wall Street outsider, the goal remains the same: finding a leader who aligns with the "America First" economic engine. The names currently circulating include:
1. Kevin Warsh: The former Fed Governor who is currently the betting favorite.
2. Kevin Hassett: The White House National Economic Council Director.
3. Rick Rieder: BlackRock’s fixed-income giant, representing a private-sector perspective.
4. Christopher Waller: A current Fed Governor known for his pragmatism.
The Big Picture 🖼️
President Trump has been vocal about his desire to see rates drop by "two or even three points," arguing that the current levels are holding back a "booming" economy. As we look toward the announcement next week, the central question isn't just who will take the seat, but how much the traditional independence of the Fed will evolve in this new term.
One thing is certain: the financial landscape is about to get a lot more interesting.
What’s your take on the upcoming Fed shakeup? Do you think a more aggressive approach to cutting interest rates is exactly what the economy needs right now, or are you worried about the long-term impact on inflation?
I’d love to help you dive deeper into this. Would you like me to break down the specific economic philosophies of the top candidates so you can see how they might impact your portfolio or business?
#MarketCorrection #TrumpCryptoSupport #FEDDATA #Write2Earn
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This isn't just a personnel change; it’s a potential shift in the very fabric of American monetary policy. With Jerome Powell’s term as Chair set to expire in May 2026, the administration is moving quickly to signal a new direction—one that leans heavily toward aggressive rate cuts and a "lowest in the world" interest rate philosophy.
Why This Matters for You
The Federal Reserve Chair is arguably the most powerful economic figure in the world. Their decisions on interest rates dictate:
• Your Mortgage: Whether that dream home becomes more affordable.
• Business Growth: How easily companies can borrow to expand and hire.
• The National Debt: The cost of servicing our country’s obligations.
The Shortlist: Who’s in the Running? 📋
The buzz in Washington suggests a high-stakes race between four or five heavy hitters. Whether it’s an internal promotion or a Wall Street outsider, the goal remains the same: finding a leader who aligns with the "America First" economic engine. The names currently circulating include:
1. Kevin Warsh: The former Fed Governor who is currently the betting favorite.
2. Kevin Hassett: The White House National Economic Council Director.
3. Rick Rieder: BlackRock’s fixed-income giant, representing a private-sector perspective.
4. Christopher Waller: A current Fed Governor known for his pragmatism.
The Big Picture 🖼️
President Trump has been vocal about his desire to see rates drop by "two or even three points," arguing that the current levels are holding back a "booming" economy. As we look toward the announcement next week, the central question isn't just who will take the seat, but how much the traditional independence of the Fed will evolve in this new term.
One thing is certain: the financial landscape is about to get a lot more interesting.
What’s your take on the upcoming Fed shakeup? Do you think a more aggressive approach to cutting interest rates is exactly what the economy needs right now, or are you worried about the long-term impact on inflation?
I’d love to help you dive deeper into this. Would you like me to break down the specific economic philosophies of the top candidates so you can see how they might impact your portfolio or business?
#MarketCorrection #TrumpCryptoSupport #FEDDATA #Write2Earn
$SENT
$POL
$MORPHO
🚨 FED CHAIR SIGNALS SHAKING THE MARKETS 🚨
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$ENSO
💼 Fed Chairman Jerome Powell keeps a hawkish-cautious tone as inflation remains sticky and rate cuts stay uncertain.
📈 Higher-for-longer rates = strong USD & bond yields
📉 Pressure on stocks, crypto & gold due to tighter liquidity
⚠️ Markets are moving on expectations, not actions — every Fed word now matters more than ever.
🔍 Key takeaway:
Until clear rate-cut signals appear, expect volatility, short-term pullbacks, and risk-off sentiment across global markets.
📊 Stay sharp. Trade smart.
#FederalReserve #Powell #InterestRates #MarketUpdates" #FEDDATA
$BTC
$BNB
$ENSO
💼 Fed Chairman Jerome Powell keeps a hawkish-cautious tone as inflation remains sticky and rate cuts stay uncertain.
📈 Higher-for-longer rates = strong USD & bond yields
📉 Pressure on stocks, crypto & gold due to tighter liquidity
⚠️ Markets are moving on expectations, not actions — every Fed word now matters more than ever.
🔍 Key takeaway:
Until clear rate-cut signals appear, expect volatility, short-term pullbacks, and risk-off sentiment across global markets.
📊 Stay sharp. Trade smart.
#FederalReserve #Powell #InterestRates #MarketUpdates" #FEDDATA
🇺🇸 US 10Y TIPS AUCTION UPDATE – JAN 22, 2026 📊
The U.S. Treasury sold $21B in 10-Year TIPS, and real yields moved higher ⬆️
Key Results:
• High Yield: 1.94% (↑ from 1.843% in Nov)
• Allotment at High: 28.67%
• Total Sold: $21B
Market Snapshot:
• 10Y real yield near 1.97% (secondary market)
• 10Y breakeven inflation ≈ 2.3%
• Nominal 10Y around 4.25%
Why it matters:
Rising real yields = tighter financial conditions
This often creates short-term pressure on risk assets, including crypto, while strengthening USD & bonds.
📉 Risk sentiment cautious
📈 Macro-driven volatility ahead
#WEFDavos2026 #CPIWatch #FEDDATA
$BNB
The U.S. Treasury sold $21B in 10-Year TIPS, and real yields moved higher ⬆️
Key Results:
• High Yield: 1.94% (↑ from 1.843% in Nov)
• Allotment at High: 28.67%
• Total Sold: $21B
Market Snapshot:
• 10Y real yield near 1.97% (secondary market)
• 10Y breakeven inflation ≈ 2.3%
• Nominal 10Y around 4.25%
Why it matters:
Rising real yields = tighter financial conditions
This often creates short-term pressure on risk assets, including crypto, while strengthening USD & bonds.
📉 Risk sentiment cautious
📈 Macro-driven volatility ahead
#WEFDavos2026 #CPIWatch #FEDDATA
$BNB
🚨 BREAKING NEWS :
FED JUST PUMPED $29 BILLION INTO THE MARKETS
LAST TIME THIS HAPPENED IN 2020, $BTC HIT ATH — HISTORY REPEATS.
MEGA BULLISH FOR CRYPTO! #FEDDATA #FOMCMeeting #MarketPullback #StablecoinLaw #BTCReserveStrategy
FED JUST PUMPED $29 BILLION INTO THE MARKETS
LAST TIME THIS HAPPENED IN 2020, $BTC HIT ATH — HISTORY REPEATS.
MEGA BULLISH FOR CRYPTO! #FEDDATA #FOMCMeeting #MarketPullback #StablecoinLaw #BTCReserveStrategy
😃BREAKING NEWS: FED LAUNCHES "STEALTH QE" WITH $20 BILLION BOND BUYING SPREE** 🇺🇸🇺🇸✅📈 #cryptocurrency #FED #FEDDATA 💰💰💰💰
ÚLTIMA HORA 🚨 | El presidente Trump afirma que la FED debería reducir las tasas de interés en 3 puntos porcentuales (3%).
Actualmente, las tasas se ubican por encima del 4,5%.
La FED nunca ha aplicado una reducción tan drástica. La mayor ocurrió en 2008, con un recorte de 0,75 puntos porcentuales durante la crisis inmobiliaria.
#FEDDATA #TRUMP
Actualmente, las tasas se ubican por encima del 4,5%.
La FED nunca ha aplicado una reducción tan drástica. La mayor ocurrió en 2008, con un recorte de 0,75 puntos porcentuales durante la crisis inmobiliaria.
#FEDDATA #TRUMP
Cambio en la Fed #FEDDATA
🇺🇸 ¿Cambio de rumbo en la FED? La posible salida de Powell agita los mercados
En los últimos días, la figura de Jerome Powell, presidente de la Reserva Federal de EE.UU. (FED), ha estado en el centro del debate. Se le acusa de delitos graves, y la presión en su contra ha alcanzado un nivel sin precedentes. Incluso dentro de la misma FED ya hay señales de que algunos altos cargos comienzan a ceder ante esa presión.
Una dimisión abriría la puerta a que Donald Trump designe a un nuevo presidente más alineado con su visión económica. El mercado ya comienza a anticipar recortes de tipos de interés más profundos, lo que impulsaría a corto plazo los activos de riesgo como acciones y criptomonedas.
🇺🇸 ¿Cambio de rumbo en la FED? La posible salida de Powell agita los mercados
En los últimos días, la figura de Jerome Powell, presidente de la Reserva Federal de EE.UU. (FED), ha estado en el centro del debate. Se le acusa de delitos graves, y la presión en su contra ha alcanzado un nivel sin precedentes. Incluso dentro de la misma FED ya hay señales de que algunos altos cargos comienzan a ceder ante esa presión.
Una dimisión abriría la puerta a que Donald Trump designe a un nuevo presidente más alineado con su visión económica. El mercado ya comienza a anticipar recortes de tipos de interés más profundos, lo que impulsaría a corto plazo los activos de riesgo como acciones y criptomonedas.
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