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The Fed is blocked from issuing a retail digital dollar through 2030, removing the one structural threat the crypto industry had lobbied against for years, even though the central bank was never…
The 50-basis-point upgrade is small in headline terms, but it revives the soft-landing read: consumer spending held up faster than the first print suggested.
The chamber cleared a multi-year moratorium on a retail Fed digital dollar, sending the fight to the Senate where central-bank digital currency policy has split both parties.
The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act freezes any US retail digital dollar through 2030, with Elizabeth Warren, who once called CBDCs a promising alternative to private crypto, now co-authoring the…
The bill still has to clear the House and the President's desk, but the vote is the clearest signal yet that a retail Fed CBDC is off the table in this Congress.
The 85–5 vote embeds a CBDC prohibition into an unrelated housing package, foreclosing any U.S. central bank digital dollar at least through 2030 even as Europe and China push ahead with pilots.
Greenspan led the Federal Reserve from 1987 to 2006, steering the US economy through the dot-com bust, the 2001 recession, and into the housing build-up that preceded the 2008 crisis.
Six straight weeks of redemptions and a cumulative $5.94B drain are the headline, but the 2-year yield decoupling from collapsing oil is the more dangerous signal for BTC's near-term recovery odds.
Selling pressure has eased but never reversed; combined with a rebounding dollar and a cautious Fed, the absence of fresh institutional bid is keeping BTC range-bound between roughly $60K and $67K.
The proposal wires stablecoin issuers into the Bank Secrecy Act alongside banks — and the dissent from Michael Barr signals the harder fight is in the secondary market, not the issuer.
The decision keeps borrowing costs at their current level as policymakers weigh persistent inflation data against signs of slowing growth.
Warsh's first FOMC appearance traded Powell's plain-English doctrine for political register and boardroom jargon — and he refused to draw a timeline for easing, undercutting the pre-appointment read…
Nine of 18 FOMC officials now project at least one rate hike this year, a shift that reframes the policy outlook from 'on hold' to 'next move may be up.'
The remark is short but the source is high-leverage: a sitting Fed Chair signalling openness to change is the kind of forward guidance markets reprice around.
The Fed's decision to stand pat keeps borrowing costs at their current range, signaling policymakers see no immediate case for either a cut or a hike given the present inflation and employment…
Abandoning forward guidance strips markets of their primary tool for pricing future rate moves, forcing traders back to meeting-by-meeting uncertainty not seen since the pre-Bernanke era.
Warsh's debut at the podium marks a leadership transition at the world's most influential central bank, with markets watching for any tonal shift in how the Fed communicates policy direction.
A single policy announcement triggered one of the fastest large-cap erasures in recent memory, underscoring how sensitive equity markets remain to any Fed signal that deviates from consensus.
Kevin Warsh chairs his first Federal Reserve policy meeting today, with the funds rate fully priced to hold at…
Bitcoin traded down 1.39% to $65,541 on Tuesday as global crypto markets positioned for the Federal Reserve's interest…
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