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🤯🤯A criminal case has been opened against Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell‼️‼️

🔍 The U.S. Department of Justice and federal prosecutors have officially launched a criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

🤔 The investigation concerns the renovation of the Federal Reserve's central building in Washington.
💸 The project costs approximately $2.5 billion.
🤨 Prosecutors are examining whether Powell misled Congress regarding the costs and scale of the work.

Powell himself called the case political pressure.
All of this is unfolding against the backdrop of a conflict with Donald Trump.
Trump has repeatedly criticized the Fed for refusing to quickly lower interest rates〽️

🤔 The market has reacted:
🔹 Increased nervousness
🔹 Pressure on the dollar
🔹 Rising interest in gold and defensive assets
🔹 Risk to confidence in the Fed's independence

💬 A criminal case against the central bank chief is already fascinating politics.
💬 I guess we'll now see volatility and market reactions😔
#FRS #usa #TRUMP #CryptoNews #news $XRP $SUI $APT

Important Economic Events This Week (February 10-15, 2025)

Tuesday, February 11

6:00 PM – Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s Remarks

Wednesday, February 12

4:30 PM – Core CPI (MoM) (January)
- Forecast: 0.3%
- Previous: 0.2%

4:30 PM – CPI (MoM) (January)
- Forecast: 0.3%
- Previous: 0.4%

4:30 PM – CPI (YoY) (January)
- Previous: 2.9%

6:00 PM – Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s Remarks

6:30 PM – Crude Oil Inventories
- Previous: 8.664 million

Thursday, 13 February

16:30 – Initial Jobless Claims
- Previous: 219K

16:30 – Producer Price Index (MoM) (January)
- Previous: 0.2%

Friday, February 14

16:30 – Core Retail Sales (MoM) (January)
- Previous: 0.4%

16:30 – Retail Sales Volume (MoM) (January)
- Previous: 0.4%
#frs #data #economy

Important economic events this week, April 21 - 25:

Wednesday, April 23, 2025

16:45
Manufacturing PMI (April)
Previous value: 50.2

16:45
Services PMI (April)
Previous value: 54.4

17:00
New home sales (March)
Forecast: 680K | Previous value: 676K

17:30
Crude oil inventories
Previous value: 0.515 million barrels

Thursday, April 24, 2025

15:30
Initial jobless claims
Previous value: 215K

17:00
Existing home sales (March)
Forecast: 4.14 million | Previous value: 4.26 million
#FRS #economy #data

Important economic events this week, March 3–8:

Monday, March 3, 2025

17:45 – Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for the manufacturing sector (February)
Forecast: 51.6
Previous: 51.2

18:00 – Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) from ISM for the manufacturing sector (February)
Forecast: 50.8
Previous: 50.9

Wednesday, March 5, 2025

16:15 – Change in Nonfarm Payrolls from ADP (February)
Previous: 183K

17:45 – Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for the services sector (February)
Forecast: 49.7
Previous: 52.9

18:00 – Non-manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index for the U.S. from ISM (February)
Forecast: 53.0
Previous: 52.8

18:30 – Crude Oil Inventories
Previous: -2.332M

Thursday, March 6, 2025

16:30 – Initial Jobless Claims
Previous: 242K

Friday, March 7, 2025

16:30 – Average Hourly Earnings (m/m) (February)
Forecast: 0.3%
Previous: 0.5%

16:30 – Change in Nonfarm Payrolls (February)
Forecast: 133K
Previous: 143K

16:30 – Unemployment Rate (February)
Forecast: 4.0%
Previous: 4.0%

19:00 – FOMC Monetary Policy Report

20:30 – Speech by Fed Chair Jerome Powell
#frs #data #economy

Local altseason?

Essentially, last week we saw what we wrote after the CPI data: we expect growth before the Fed meeting or, at least, over the weekend.

After a week of sideways movement, both the altcoins and the mid- and small-cap coins performed well: $ETH – up to $4700, SOL – up to $243, and the same PUMP shot up nearly 3x from the bottom, etc.

We know that many were waiting for similar levels to lock in profits, so congratulations: perhaps someone locked in part of their positions and took some stables for themselves.

We are smoothly approaching day X (Fed rate), we are already seeing a slight pullback in the market, and besides sell on news, many forget that September is the end of the financial year in the USA.

Therefore, the second half is that period when funds are "poured out": companies sell off and lock in profits for reporting. Most likely, they could also pull down crypto, so be prepared for such a scenario.
#FRS

$BTC $ETH $SOL
The reason for the current correction is the speech of the President of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Alberto Musalem. He said it may be time to slow the pace of interest rate cuts amid higher inflation and easing concerns about the labor market.

Be careful and follow your RM!!!

#BTC #ETH #SOL #FRS

Important economic events this week, November 4-8:

Tuesday, November 5, 2024

- 13:00
Presidential elections

- 17:45
Business Activity Index (PMI) in the services sector (October)
Forecast: 55.3
Previous: 55.3

- 18:00
ISM US Non-Manufacturing PMI (October)
Forecast: 53.3
Previous: 54.9

Wednesday, November 6, 2024

- 18:30
Crude oil reserves
Previous: -0.515 million barrels

Thursday, November 7, 2024

- 4:30 p.m
The number of initial applications for unemployment benefits
Previous: 216 thousand

- 21:00
Fed interest rate decision
Forecast: 4.75%
Previous: 5.00%

- 22:00
FOMC statement

- 10:30 p.m
FOMC press conference
#frs #economy #data

Key points from Jerome Powell's speech before the US Senate Banking Committee:

Powell said he doesn't expect an interest rate hike anytime soon, but declined to specify the exact timing of a possible cut. "I'm not going to give any signals about the timing of future actions."

The chairman of the Fed stressed the importance of a cautious approach to avoid risks to the economy associated with premature or delayed actions. He noted that all decisions will be made gradually, based on current data, with the possibility of a rate reduction in September.

The latest inflation data suggest gradual progress, and positive results could bolster confidence that inflation will return to the 2% target. Powell also noted that unexpected weakness in the labor market could be a reason to lower rates.

Despite some slowing of the economy and cooling of the labor market, the unemployment rate remains low by historical standards. Powell emphasized that the US economy remains one of the strongest in the world.

Markets reacted mutedly as Powell avoided giving clear signals about the Fed's short-term policy.
#frs #data #economy

Important economic events this week, July 8 - 12:

Tuesday, July 9, 2024

18:00

The speech of the chairman of the Federal Reserve, Mr. Powell

Wednesday, July 10, 2024

17:00

The speech of the chairman of the Federal Reserve, Mr. Powell

5:30 p.m

Crude oil reserves

Previous value: -12.157 million

Thursday, July 11, 2024

15:30

Basic consumer price index (m/m) (June)

Forecast: 0.2% Previous Value: 0.2%

15:30

Consumer price index (y/y) (June)

Previous value: 3.3%

15:30

Consumer price index (m/m) (June)

Forecast: 0.1% Previous value: 0.0%

15:30

The number of initial applications for unemployment benefits

Previous value: 238 thousand

Friday, July 12, 2024

15:30

Producer Price Index (PPI) (m/m) (June)

Forecast: 0.1% Previous value: -0.2%
#data #frs #economy

Important economic events this week, September 23 - 27:

Monday, September 23, 2024

16:45
Index of business activity in the manufacturing sector (PMI) (September)
Forecast: 48.5 Previous value: 47.9

16:45
Business activity index (PMI) in the services sector (September)
Forecast: 55.2 Previous value: 55.7

Tuesday, September 24, 2024

17:00
CB consumer confidence index (September)
Forecast: 102.9 Previous Value: 103.3

Wednesday, September 25, 2024

17:00
New home sales (August)
Forecast: 700 thousand. Previous value: 739 thousand.

5:30 p.m
Crude oil reserves
Previous value: -1.630 million

Thursday, September 26, 2024

15:30
GDP (q/q) (2 q.)
Forecast: 3.0% Previous value: 1.4%

15:30
The number of initial applications for unemployment benefits
Previous value: 219 thousand

16:20
The speech of the chairman of the Federal Reserve, Mr. Powell

Friday, September 27, 2024

15:30
Basic price index of personal consumption expenditures (m/m) (August)
Default: 0.2%

15:30
Basic price index of personal consumption expenditures (y/y) (August)
Previous value: 2.6%
#data #frs #economy

Important economic events this week, June 10 - 14:

Wednesday, June 12, 2024

15:30

Basic consumer price index (m/m) (May)

Forecast: 0.3% Previous: 0.3%

15:30

Consumer price index (m/m) (May)

Forecast: 0.1% Previous: 0.3%

15:30

Consumer price index (y/y) (May)

Forecast: 3.4% Previous: 3.4%

5:30 p.m

Crude oil reserves

Previous: 1.233 million

21:00

FOMC Economic Forecasts

21:00

FOMC statement

21:00

Fed interest rate decision

Forecast: 5.50% Previous: 5.50%

21:30

FOMC press conference

Thursday, June 13, 2024

15:30

The number of initial applications for unemployment benefits

Forecast: 222 thousand. Previous: 229 thousand.

15:30

Producer Price Index (PPI) (m/m) (May)

Forecast: 0.1% Previous: 0.5%

Friday, June 14, 2024

18:00

Report of the Fed on monetary policy
#data #frs #economy

The market currently presents an interesting picture:

#BTC and $ETH — in the red

The stock market — red

Altcoins — showing green movements


And here it is important not to confuse noise with trend.

The first green candles after a long decline — this is not a signal to run with leverage and catch a reversal.
It's just a market exhale.

What is important to understand
1) Altcoins can rise even without news
And even with a falling BTC and red #NASDAQ . This has been the case in all previous cycles.
The only problem is — who can wait.

2) Dominance $BTC stands in a global triangle
The chart clearly indicates:
In the medium term, Bitcoin will lose market share → capital will flow into altcoins.
But not "today at lunch" — this is a process.

3) Liquidity is the king of the market
The economy is slowing down → the labor market is weakening → bank liquidity is tightening.
What will #FRS do?
Correctly:
stimuli → soft policy → interest rate cuts → PRINT.

This is not a question of "if".
This is a question of "when".

4) Extreme sentiments = strong reversals
When everyone is convinced that "everything is bad" —
a movement in the opposite direction begins.

After the darkest night, dawn always comes.


#altcoins #BTCdominance

Important economic events of this week (November 3–7, 2025)

Monday, November 3
- 17:45 — Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI, October)
Forecast: 52.2 Previous: 52.2
- 18:00 — ISM Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI, October)
Forecast: 49.2 Previous: 49.1

Tuesday, November 4
- 18:00 — Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) (September)
Previous: 7.227 million

Wednesday, November 5
- 16:15 — Change in Nonfarm Payrolls from ADP (October)
Forecast: +28 thousand Previous: –32 thousand
- 17:00 — ISM Non-Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI, October)
Forecast: 51.0 Previous: 50.8
- 17:45 — Services Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI, October)
Forecast: 55.2 Previous: 55.2
- 18:30 — Crude Oil Inventories
Previous: –6.858 million barrels
#FRS #economy

Important economic events of the week, September 22–27, 2025:

Tuesday, September 23, 2025

16:45
Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) (September)
Forecast: 51.8
Previous: 53.0

16:45
Services Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) (September)
Forecast: 53.8
Previous: 54.5

19:35
Speech by Federal Reserve Chairman Mr. Powell

Wednesday, September 24, 2025

17:00
New Home Sales (August)
Forecast: 651 thousand
Previous: 652 thousand

17:30
Crude Oil Inventories
Previous: -9.285 million barrels

Thursday, September 25, 2025

15:30
GDP (q/q) (Q2)
Forecast: 3.3%
Previous: 3.3%

15:30
Initial Claims for Unemployment Benefits
Forecast: 235 thousand
Previous: 231 thousand

17:00
Existing Home Sales (August)
Forecast: 3.96 million
Previous: 4.01 million

Friday, September 26, 2025

15:30
Core Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index (m/m) (August)
Forecast: 0.2%
Previous: 0.3%

15:30
Core Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index (y/y) (August)
Previous: 2.9%
#FRS #economy