#数字资产市场动态 Don't just focus on rate cuts! JPMorgan Chase just told it like it is
Recently, the market has been eagerly waiting for the Fed to cut rates, but JPMorgan Chase poured cold water on that idea: inflation hasn't cooled down yet, wage costs are still burning money, and a rate hike could come suddenly. Look at these numbers—U.S. debt has already surpassed $36 trillion, and annual interest payments are almost as much as national defense spending.
The problem isn't that simple: • Dollar trap: If rates are really cut, nobody wants dollar assets, and money will flow out • What is the bond market betting on? Yields are firmly held at 4.4%, institutions are betting that reality will win over politics • Trump wants low interest rates + high tariffs, but that's impossible to achieve at the same time; fighting against the rules only invites trouble
History shows us—the most dangerous moment in the market is when everyone is extremely optimistic. Risks are quietly accumulating on the right side now. When the "rate cut expectation" collapses, can your positions withstand it?
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ForkItAllDay
· 01-14 17:24
JPMorgan is really daring to tell the truth this time; it's time to wake up from the interest rate cut dream.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 01-14 14:52
JPMorgan is right; the market is all about expecting rate cuts, but little do they know that the debt bomb is about to explode.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 01-14 14:51
JPMorgan is right this time; the market is just collective hallucination, hoping for rate cuts every day but ignoring the debt explosion.
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SchrodingersPaper
· 01-14 14:51
Wait, is the figure of 36 trillion US dollars in debt real? It feels like the sky is falling, haha.
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BasementAlchemist
· 01-14 14:32
JPMorgan is still tough this time; the market is just dreaming. When interest rate cuts finally arrive, the debt bomb hasn't gone off yet.
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AirdropF5Bro
· 01-14 14:29
JPMorgan is right, it's time to wake up from the interest rate cut dream. How can we repay the $36 trillion US debt?
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StableBoi
· 01-14 14:26
JPMorgan is right, it's time to wake up from the interest rate cut dream, the debt bomb is ticking.
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TaxEvader
· 01-14 14:25
JPMorgan is right. Who is still waiting purely for interest rate cuts? The debt bomb will eventually have to be dismantled.
#数字资产市场动态 Don't just focus on rate cuts! JPMorgan Chase just told it like it is
Recently, the market has been eagerly waiting for the Fed to cut rates, but JPMorgan Chase poured cold water on that idea: inflation hasn't cooled down yet, wage costs are still burning money, and a rate hike could come suddenly. Look at these numbers—U.S. debt has already surpassed $36 trillion, and annual interest payments are almost as much as national defense spending.
The problem isn't that simple:
• Dollar trap: If rates are really cut, nobody wants dollar assets, and money will flow out
• What is the bond market betting on? Yields are firmly held at 4.4%, institutions are betting that reality will win over politics
• Trump wants low interest rates + high tariffs, but that's impossible to achieve at the same time; fighting against the rules only invites trouble
History shows us—the most dangerous moment in the market is when everyone is extremely optimistic. Risks are quietly accumulating on the right side now. When the "rate cut expectation" collapses, can your positions withstand it?
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