CME Indicates About Three Fed Rate Cuts in 2026 as GDP Holds Around 4% and Jobs Growth Slows, Galaxy Securities Says
COINOTAG News reports a brighter macro backdrop as CME-derived odds for a January 2026 rate cut converge, reshaping policy expectations. For the crypto market, this calibration improves liquidity and risk sentiment, with participants reallocating toward assets that benefit from a steadier funding environment. The development underscores how macro cues flow into cross‑asset dynamics, potentially stabilizing intraday volatility for Bitcoin and other major tokens.
Analysts note that the growth story remains driven by price declines, income gains, and improving sentiment. If GDP sustains around 4%, monthly job gains could range 100,000–150,000, and observers warn the Fed is behind the curve on rate normalization. Third-quarter expansion reflects inventory unwind rather than a robust labor pickup; with employment still a policy focus, some forecasts still imply roughly three rate cuts in 2026, a trajectory likely to influence crypto liquidity and market risk appetite.
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