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USD/JPY bounces back above 159.00 but remains within previous ranges
FXStreet·2026/04/21 12:09
Securitize names former IMF representative to board
The Block·2026/04/21 12:00
LinqAI (LNQ) fluctuates 45.6% in 24 hours: Low liquidity volatility under increased trading volume
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/21 11:52
ARIA (Aria.AI) fluctuates 49.3% in 24 hours: low liquidity trading volume surge resonates with on-chain accumulation
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/21 11:04

AUD/USD Price Outlook: Pulls back toward 0.7150 ahead of Warsh’s confirmation hearing
101 finance·2026/04/21 09:42
Fed: Societe Generale discusses Warsh's testimony and worries about the term premium
101 finance·2026/04/21 09:33

Cherish the "golden dip", the "fourth wave" of gold is not far away!
华尔街见闻·2026/04/21 08:52
Accelerating de-dollarization! Congo: USD cash transactions banned starting April next year
华尔街 见闻·2026/04/21 08:52
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Hassett: The Federal Reserve Should Not Raise Interest Rates, There is Still Room for Cuts On June 5, Hassett, the Director of the National Economic Council at the White House, stated that the Federal Reserve should not raise interest rates, and there is still room for rate cuts in the future.
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「Fed's Whisperer」: Non-Farm Payrolls Won't Completely Resolve Fed's Rate Hike Debate, Near-Term Rate Cut Highly UnlikelyBlockBeats News, June 5th, Fed's
Whisperer
Nick Timiraos published a commentary on the latest nonfarm payroll data, suggesting that this spring's hiring spree has regained momentum. This development will provide further justification for Fed officials concerned about inflation, who believe that the current low-interest rates are insufficient to contain the upward pressure on prices.
This employment report will not entirely settle the debate on how much the Fed should consider raising interest rates later this year. However, it does reinforce the notion that the reasons for a rate cut in the short term have largely dissipated.
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Analyst: A Few More Non-Farm Data Like This Will Shift the Baseline Scenario to Multiple Rate Hikes On June 5, institutional analyst Jersey evaluated the U.S. non-farm payrolls, stating that it is difficult to describe the labor market as weak. For the interest rate market, the risks are more inclined towards rate hikes, while the possibility of rate cuts diminishes. Kevin Walsh finds it hard to convince other members of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy committee to lower interest rates. We do not believe that a rate hike is imminent, but if we see a few more employment growth reports like this, multiple rate hikes will become our baseline scenario.
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