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With the increasing capitalization of the cryptocurrency market, the DeFi sector may pose long-term risks to financial stability. This was stated by the experts of the research group. fed. According to analysts,
The US Federal Reserve (Fed) will continue the cycle of tight monetary policy, which will lead to a “washout” of speculative assets such as cryptocurrencies. This view was voiced by the former
fed It takes decisive and fast steps to balance supply and demand and to keep inflation expectations under control. Chairman of the Board, Jerome Powell, said such a policy would require maintaining
According to the results of April-June 2022 GDP The US shrank by 0.9% compared to the first quarter. Considering that the indicator fell by 1.6% in the January-March period, the economy entered
On Wednesday, July 27, the US Federal Reserve System (FRS) raised the key rate range 75 basis points at once to 2.25%-2.5%. The cryptocurrency market has reacted with growth. “Recent months have
US Senate approves President Joe Biden’s nomination of former Ripple adviser Michael Barr as vice president fed focuses on the regulation of the banking sector. this #Senate Confirms Michael Barr as Executive
The crypto industry needs tighter regulation as the collapse of the digital asset market is evidence of “serious vulnerabilities” in the industry. The Vice President announced this fed Lael Brainard at the
Former hedge fund manager Cramer & Co. and CNBC Mad Money presenter Jim Cramer highlighted the progress the US Federal Reserve (FRS) has made in tackling digital assets. “There is a front
Jerome Powell, chairman of the US Federal Reserve System (FRS), announced at a hearing in the Senate that a strategy for the implementation of the CBDC is being drafted. “The digital dollar
Representatives of the US Federal Reserve System (FRS) are keeping a close eye on cryptocurrencies amid increasing market volatility. This was stated by department head Jerome Powell. According to him, the Fed
