Best crypto to buy now as markets hope for a Fed rate cut in July
The post Best crypto to buy now as markets hope for a Fed rate cut in July appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitcoin Pepe has seen steady inflows ever since its presale launched in February. The project’s presale has raised over $15.5 million. The team has also secured listings on MEXC and BitMart. Another listing announcement is scheduled for next week. Bitcoin extended its recovery on Wednesday, rising to $106,000. The rebound was supported by easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, growing expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts, and continued progress on the regulatory front. The broader cryptocurrency market followed suit, with total market capitalisation increasing 1% over the past 24 hours to reach $3.26 trillion. Trading volumes rose 10% to $150 billion, reflecting renewed investor interest. Risk sentiment improved notably after President Donald Trump announced a full ceasefire between Israel and Iran, bringing a temporary end to the 12-day conflict. The markets are now looking at the Fed’s monetary policy, with some analysts hoping for a rate cut sooner than earlier expected. A dovish policy stance from the Federal Reserve tends to lift sentiment across risk assets. Such a move will also benefit early-stage tokens such as Bitcoin Pepe. Hopes for a rate cut Oil prices have fallen sharply following the ceasefire between Israel and Iran, retracing to levels seen before the recent escalation in the Middle East. The decline has helped ease concerns over renewed inflationary pressures stemming from geopolitical instability. The de-escalation in commodity prices coincides with increasingly dovish signals from Federal Reserve officials. Fed Governor Michelle Bowman on Monday said she could support an interest rate cut in July if inflation remains subdued. Her remarks follow similar comments from Governor Christopher Waller last week, who also expressed openness to a cut as early as next month. Market expectations for a July cut have increased as a result. According to the CME FedWatch Tool,…
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Bitcoin Pepe has seen steady inflows ever since its presale launched in February. The project’s presale has raised over $15.5 million. The team has also secured listings on MEXC and BitMart. Another listing announcement is scheduled for next week. Bitcoin extended its recovery on Wednesday, rising to $106,000. The rebound was supported by easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, growing expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts, and continued progress on the regulatory front. The broader cryptocurrency market followed suit, with total market capitalisation increasing 1% over the past 24 hours to reach $3.26 trillion. Trading volumes rose 10% to $150 billion, reflecting renewed investor interest. Risk sentiment improved notably after President Donald Trump announced a full ceasefire between Israel and Iran, bringing a temporary end to the 12-day conflict. The markets are now looking at the Fed’s monetary policy, with some analysts hoping for a rate cut sooner than earlier expected. A dovish policy stance from the Federal Reserve tends to lift sentiment across risk assets. Such a move will also benefit early-stage tokens such as Bitcoin Pepe. Hopes for a rate cut Oil prices have fallen sharply following the ceasefire between Israel and Iran, retracing to levels seen before the recent escalation in the Middle East. The decline has helped ease concerns over renewed inflationary pressures stemming from geopolitical instability. The de-escalation in commodity prices coincides with increasingly dovish signals from Federal Reserve officials. Fed Governor Michelle Bowman on Monday said she could support an interest rate cut in July if inflation remains subdued. Her remarks follow similar comments from Governor Christopher Waller last week, who also expressed openness to a cut as early as next month. Market expectations for a July cut have increased as a result. According to the CME FedWatch Tool,…
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