#Federal Reserve

Gary Bode argues Bitcoin's steep decline reflects built-in volatility and market misreads of Fed policy, not structural weakness. Historical perspective reveals similar patterns.

San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly identifies labor market vulnerabilities and suggests room for interest rate cuts, signaling potential policy shifts ahead.

San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly describes the US economic outlook as 'precarious,' signaling deeper concerns about monetary policy effectiveness and market stability.

Fed Vice Chair Jefferson sees encouraging signs in employment and inflation data, but maintains careful approach to monetary policy. What this means for markets and the broader economy.

U.S. layoffs surge to highest since 2009 while alternative data suggests Fed rate cuts ahead, potentially boosting bitcoin and risk assets.

Kevin Warsh's nomination as Fed chair suggests Trump may value central bank independence, marking a shift from his first-term approach to monetary policy

President Trump joked about suing Kevin Warsh, his own nominee for Fed chair, if rates don't fall. Treasury Secretary Bessent won't promise it won't happen, raising questions about Fed independence.

As Kevin Warsh emerges as a potential Fed Chair candidate, questions arise about his ability to implement new monetary policy frameworks. Will institutional constraints limit real change?

Kevin Warsh's nomination signals a return to productivity-driven monetary policy, betting that AI will justify current market valuations and economic optimism.

Bitcoin drops toward $70,000 as on-chain data reveals structural weakness. US ETF outflows and negative Coinbase premium indicate fading institutional demand.

Fed Governor Cook's description of policy rates as 'ever so mildly restrictive' sends subtle but significant signals to global markets and investors.

Kevin Warsh emerges as Trump's likely Fed Chair pick, signaling potential shifts in monetary policy that could reshape global markets and your portfolio.