The protocols of the Federal Compulsory Medical Insurance Fund (FOMS) indicated that in 2025, the Federal Reserve System of the USA will slow down the pace of lowering interest rates. The economy remains stable, but there is uncertainty due to potential changes in regulation and trade disputes. The inflation forecast turned out to be higher than expected, and inflation continues to decrease more slowly than planned. Despite this, economic activity remains strong, and unemployment is at a low level. The price of Bitcoin decreased to $94,129 amid expectations of continued inflationary pressure.
1/9/2025 10:40:02 AM (GMT+1)
The Federal Reserve System of the USA is slowing down the pace of lowering interest rates in 2025, despite the stable economy and higher-than-expected inflation, which affects the Bitcoin market 📉
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