The U.S. Treasury Secretary recently revealed a major piece of news: the final candidate for Federal Reserve Chair is expected to be announced around next week. This seemingly purely personnel appointment is actually becoming a focal point of global financial market attention.
Each of the four candidates has their own background, and who ultimately takes this position will directly determine the U.S. interest rate policy, inflation response strategies, and even the regulatory attitude towards digital assets next year. This is not an exaggeration—the market has already sensed signals of change.
More interestingly, the Treasury Secretary also mentioned a set of impressive economic forecasts: the U.S. GDP growth rate this year could reach 4%-5%. Once this number was announced, discussions on exchanges surged. Some interpret this as a sign of a strong economic recovery, while others worry that high growth may delay the timing of rate cuts.
The recent volatility of the currencies GPS and DUSK, to some extent, reflects the market’s sensitivity to policy changes. Analysts are staying up late studying each candidate’s policy stance, while traders are watching the charts, waiting for the next official confirmation. Discussions about the candidates on social media remain lively—some say the new leadership will adopt a dovish stance, others believe it will continue to lean hawkish.
All of this raises one question: when the policy direction becomes clear, will the crypto market sentiment shift? Is it still a bear market? What is the next market script?
Regardless of who ultimately wins, the new policy cycle will inevitably bring new trading logic. Keep an eye on this development, as it could directly impact your account performance. What do you think about these candidates? Which direction do you believe policy will shift towards?
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LiquidityHunter
· 7h ago
Still analyzing DEX data at 3 a.m., the liquidity gap between GPS/DUSK is quite interesting, with a depth that is a full 12bps less than CEX. This policy expectation will definitely lead to an expansion.
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ContractTester
· 8h ago
Once again, resorting to political tricks is less practical than directly observing the market trend.
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SeasonedInvestor
· 8h ago
It's the same story again, always saying it'll be announced next week and then nothing... Is it true? How can I believe 4%-5% GDP? It sounds good, but has it really been implemented?
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FalseProfitProphet
· 8h ago
Here we go again with personnel appointments and dismissals. Do they really think changing the chairman can save the market... Let's first see who can withstand this wave of 4%-5% GDP growth.
The U.S. Treasury Secretary recently revealed a major piece of news: the final candidate for Federal Reserve Chair is expected to be announced around next week. This seemingly purely personnel appointment is actually becoming a focal point of global financial market attention.
Each of the four candidates has their own background, and who ultimately takes this position will directly determine the U.S. interest rate policy, inflation response strategies, and even the regulatory attitude towards digital assets next year. This is not an exaggeration—the market has already sensed signals of change.
More interestingly, the Treasury Secretary also mentioned a set of impressive economic forecasts: the U.S. GDP growth rate this year could reach 4%-5%. Once this number was announced, discussions on exchanges surged. Some interpret this as a sign of a strong economic recovery, while others worry that high growth may delay the timing of rate cuts.
The recent volatility of the currencies GPS and DUSK, to some extent, reflects the market’s sensitivity to policy changes. Analysts are staying up late studying each candidate’s policy stance, while traders are watching the charts, waiting for the next official confirmation. Discussions about the candidates on social media remain lively—some say the new leadership will adopt a dovish stance, others believe it will continue to lean hawkish.
All of this raises one question: when the policy direction becomes clear, will the crypto market sentiment shift? Is it still a bear market? What is the next market script?
Regardless of who ultimately wins, the new policy cycle will inevitably bring new trading logic. Keep an eye on this development, as it could directly impact your account performance. What do you think about these candidates? Which direction do you believe policy will shift towards?