A 25 basis point cut? The market has already digested this expectation.



To be honest, the previous hype about a 50 basis point cut has been gone through already, and now that it’s actually happening, it’s turned into a signal that the "good news is already priced in"—short-term funds have long been prepared to exit.

What are traders really paying attention to now? Two questions: How many more rate cuts will the Federal Reserve make next year? Is there any possibility of balance sheet expansion?

These are the key variables that will determine the future liquidity and the trend of risk assets. A rate cut itself? That’s already a thing of the past.
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AltcoinHuntervip
· 12-10 12:50
The bullish narrative is tired of being overused; the key still depends on what cards the Federal Reserve has up its sleeve next year. The balance sheet is the true lifeline of liquidity; if you can't figure this out, all your efforts are in vain.
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LiquidityWhisperervip
· 12-10 12:44
The good news is exhausted, and everyone is tired of this rhetoric. The real variable still lies in the hands of the Federal Reserve next year.
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GasSavingMastervip
· 12-10 12:30
All 25 basis points have been absorbed, and now it's really just about seeing how the Federal Reserve will play it next year.
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