On September 30, U.S. President Trump made back-to-back statements on social media. Not only did he officially announce that all U.S. troops had been fully withdrawn from Iraq, but he also launched a fierce attack on the Federal Reserve Washington headquarters building renovation cost overrun. He called on the Attorney General to investigate former Chairman Powell and urged him to immediately resign from his remaining positions. Meanwhile, on September 30 at the close, international oil prices rose by more than 1%, returning to a high-range area.
This series of major moves once again thrust Washington’s political power struggle and the situation in the Middle East to the forefront. Trump’s continued pressure on the Federal Reserve’s management has sparked intense debate in the market over the central bank’s future independence, while shifts in geopolitical policy have also injected uncertainty into expectations on the energy supply side.
In traditional financial markets, strength in crude oil directly lifted inflation expectations, making the Federal Reserve’s subsequent interest-rate path harder to predict. Under a barrage of multiple pieces of news, U.S. Treasury yields and the U.S. dollar index remained range-bound. The battle between safe-haven assets and risk assets has entered a scorching phase.
For the crypto market, uncertainty in macro policy has led most funds to wait and see among major assets such as $BTC . The interplay of a cooling geopolitical situation and renewed expectations for a rebound in inflation has left the market with no clear one-sided direction in the near term, and investors are closely watching changes in liquidity. ⚖️
#Fed #Trump #CrudeOil
This series of major moves once again thrust Washington’s political power struggle and the situation in the Middle East to the forefront. Trump’s continued pressure on the Federal Reserve’s management has sparked intense debate in the market over the central bank’s future independence, while shifts in geopolitical policy have also injected uncertainty into expectations on the energy supply side.
In traditional financial markets, strength in crude oil directly lifted inflation expectations, making the Federal Reserve’s subsequent interest-rate path harder to predict. Under a barrage of multiple pieces of news, U.S. Treasury yields and the U.S. dollar index remained range-bound. The battle between safe-haven assets and risk assets has entered a scorching phase.
For the crypto market, uncertainty in macro policy has led most funds to wait and see among major assets such as $BTC . The interplay of a cooling geopolitical situation and renewed expectations for a rebound in inflation has left the market with no clear one-sided direction in the near term, and investors are closely watching changes in liquidity. ⚖️
#Fed #Trump #CrudeOil