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Federal Reserve Hikes Rates as Expected, Will Watch 'Lags' in Monetary Policy; Bitcoin Rises
The U.S. central bank raised the main interest rate by 0.75 percentage point, as expected. Officials say they'll monitor "lags" in the impact of "cumulative" efforts so far, possibly a tip that a dovish shift is being considered.
Bitcoin and Ether Steady Ahead of Fed Decision
Bitcoin's price was trading around $20,400, little changed from the past 24 hours as investors awaited the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision at 2 p.m. ET.
First Mover Americas: Bitcoin, Ether Slip Ahead of Fed
The latest price moves in crypto markets in context for Nov. 2, 2022.
Dogecoin Above 200-Day Moving Average by Most Since June 2021
While the meme coin has crossed into what technicians view as bullish territory, chasing the rally may be risky, according to a chart analyst.
Ether and Bitcoin 'Straddles' Can Help Capture Post-Fed Price Swings
Straddle, an options strategy that involves buying both bullish calls and bearish puts, looks cheap, one observer said.
Crypto Trading Platform Talos Taps Amber Group for Liquidity Amid Increased Buying Demand
Amber Group will join Talos’ extensive partner network of over 40 liquidity venues, such as exchanges Binance, Coinbase and FTX.
Market Wrap: Uniswap, Federal Reserve in Focus as Dogecoin Rests
The largest cryptocurrency’s push past $20K this week has turned the market more bullish. The outlook hinges on the Federal Reserve’s messaging next week – about its plans for December.
Crypto Markets Analysis: Money Supply Growth Is Falling, an Encouraging Sign for Fed Progress
The two largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalization traded flat Tuesday, while hovering well above their most recent support lines.
Uniswap Surpasses Bitcoin as Fed Rate Hike Decision Nears
The decentralized exchange’s native token has risen 5% in the past 24 hours and 10% over the past week.
Dollar Reversal Could Bring Inflationary Pressure, Former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers Warns
Speculation is mounting over when the Federal Reserve might pivot dovish. But economists, including Summers, warn any such move might lead to weakness in the U.S. dollar versus other global currencies, in turn driving up prices for imports.
