Crypto market flashes red ahead of Fed/Wall Street clash

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FOMC reportedly fears that the rising stocks market might undermine its targets. The hawkish posture unsettled markets briefly on Monday. The crypto market flashed red on 30 January, just a day before the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting on 31 January and 1 February, 2023. A report by Bloomberg alleged that the market reaction […]

reiterated that FOMC feared price pressures from stock markets could undermine its target. Fed watchers believed that eased inflation could tip the central bank to stop raising rates and cut them later this year. However, FOMC feared price pressures from such action could undermine its fight against inflation.Wall Street interpreted FOMC sentiment as hawkish, and the market picked the reflections immediately. On Monday, the S&P 500 Index fell by 1.

Similarly, the short-term bearish sentiment on the traditional market spilled into the crypto sector.broke below the $23.5K level, setting most of the altcoin market into a temporary correction., the king of altcoin, was also down by 3% and traded at $1,577, as the crypto market reeled from the hawkish stance of FOMC before the official meeting and announcement.

But the hope for further rally and gains into February now depends on how traditional markets react to the official FOMC announcement. The bearish sentiment picked before the official announcement should signal investors to be cautious and avoid hasty moves.Subscribe to get it daily in your inbox.

 

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