Experts Predict Fed Won’t Implement QE Despite Market Instability
The post Experts Predict Fed Won’t Implement QE Despite Market Instability appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Despite the broader market downturn, driven by significant uncertainty and recession fears, the Federal Reserve likely doesn’t see the situation as severe enough to justify implementing a quantitative easing strategy. To understand when the Federal Reserve might use quantitative easing to address greater market instability and how that could affect Bitcoin’s price, BeInCrypto interviewed experts from 22V Research, CryptoQuant, and BingX. Navigating 2025 Market Headwinds Markets have faced significant challenges since the start of 2025. Concerns ranging from a potential tariff war between the US and other major global economies to slowing economic growth, recession fears, and rising inflation have left investors riddled with uncertainty. Two days ago, the US stock market recorded its worst initial 100 days of any presidential term since Gerald Ford took office in 1974. The crypto market did not go unharmed in the process. Despite a subsequent price recovery, Bitcoin’s value dipped below $77,000 in the past month, while altcoins suffered even more significant losses. Trump’s 90-day pause on most tariffs calmed investors and restored market confidence. However, what will happen when this period ends remains a significant stress point. At the same time, concerns about inflation and economic stagnation are also intensifying these fears. “Due to the uncertainty this change brings, [investors] have lost faith in what the future holds. Investors need to have a vision of the future and right now it is very murky causing them to sit back and wait in a similar way to businesses having trouble making decisions about the future,” Jordi Visser, Head of AI Macro Nexus Research at 22 V Research, told BeInCrypto. Heads are now turning to the Federal Reserve to see what strategies it may consider to soothe uncertainty and economic duress. Some analysts predict a shift toward quantitative easing (QE). QE is a tool…
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Despite the broader market downturn, driven by significant uncertainty and recession fears, the Federal Reserve likely doesn’t see the situation as severe enough to justify implementing a quantitative easing strategy. To understand when the Federal Reserve might use quantitative easing to address greater market instability and how that could affect Bitcoin’s price, BeInCrypto interviewed experts from 22V Research, CryptoQuant, and BingX. Navigating 2025 Market Headwinds Markets have faced significant challenges since the start of 2025. Concerns ranging from a potential tariff war between the US and other major global economies to slowing economic growth, recession fears, and rising inflation have left investors riddled with uncertainty. Two days ago, the US stock market recorded its worst initial 100 days of any presidential term since Gerald Ford took office in 1974. The crypto market did not go unharmed in the process. Despite a subsequent price recovery, Bitcoin’s value dipped below $77,000 in the past month, while altcoins suffered even more significant losses. Trump’s 90-day pause on most tariffs calmed investors and restored market confidence. However, what will happen when this period ends remains a significant stress point. At the same time, concerns about inflation and economic stagnation are also intensifying these fears. “Due to the uncertainty this change brings, [investors] have lost faith in what the future holds. Investors need to have a vision of the future and right now it is very murky causing them to sit back and wait in a similar way to businesses having trouble making decisions about the future,” Jordi Visser, Head of AI Macro Nexus Research at 22 V Research, told BeInCrypto. Heads are now turning to the Federal Reserve to see what strategies it may consider to soothe uncertainty and economic duress. Some analysts predict a shift toward quantitative easing (QE). QE is a tool…
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