Fed Bị Dồn Ép: Trump – Warren – Bowman Gây Áp Lực, Powell Sẽ Nhún Nhường?

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is preparing to testify before Congress, and the market is holding its breath. With Bitcoin falling to $98.5 thousand and altcoins struggling, cryptocurrency investors are looking for clues on cutting down the whales interest rates, inflation risks, and what's next for the economy. This comes at a critical time, as Powell faces intense political pressure and rising bridge tensions. The financial world wants quick answers. Under pressure: Trump, Warren and Fed officials pushing for cutting down the whales Powell is facing pressure from both sides after the Fed decided to keep interest rates at 4.25%–4.5% in June. President Donald Trump criticized the Fed's cautious stance, calling it a mistake and wanting to cut down the whales interest rates by 2–3%. Senator Elizabeth Warren and Fed Governors Michelle Bowman and Christopher Waller also called for cutting down the whales earlier, possibly as early as July. According to CME FedWatch data, the probability of a rate cut in July is 23%, while the probability of a rate cut in September is much higher at 82%. Powell's statement is expected to address why the Fed is still hesitant despite the increasing cutting down the whales. Cryptocurrencies are affected when discussions about tariffs make investors worried. The cryptocurrency market is in a difficult situation. Bitcoin has fallen to its lowest level in months, and altcoins are deep in the red. Much of this stems from concerns about the trade tariffs proposed by Trump, which has added further instability to an already fragile economy. Powell is expected to talk about how these tax levels can impact the Fed's decision. If he leans towards loosening interest rates, cryptocurrency prices may rise again. But if he remains cautious, the US dollar may strengthen, which often means more pain for digital assets. Tensions in the Middle East raise concerns about inflation Recent US air strikes on Iran have pushed up oil and gold prices, fueling new concerns about inflation. The conflict between Israel and Iran is also increasing the risk of closing the important Hormuz Bridge, a major transportation route. If that happens, fuel prices could soar, making it difficult for the Fed to achieve its inflation target. Powell's comments on these risks will be closely monitored as they could shape expectations for interest rate policy throughout the rest of 2025. Powell's testimony could change the market Powell's upcoming remarks could be a turning point. Investors want to know - will he signal cutting down the whales interest rates or continue to play it safe? Whatever he says, the result could shape the market direction for many months to come, especially in the cryptocurrency sector.