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On January 20, 2025, Donald Trump will be inaugurated as the President of the United States. During the transition period between the old and new presidents, whether Trump can fulfill his campaign promises has become a key concern for traders. Regardless of how good Trump's policies are, the lingering issue of the $36 trillion national debt cannot be ignored. In addition, the Federal Reserve has stated that the frequency of interest rate cuts may decrease in 2025. Will the economy follow the Federal Reserve's expectations? High inflation could potentially engulf the United States for a second time, and actively devaluing the US dollar seems to be the trend. Otherwise, the US economy will only deteriorate further and recovery will be out of reach. The crypto market has seen significant fluctuations in the past two weeks. With the new US president and new policies, the market needs to reassess the value of Bitcoin.


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Currently, the overall market is still in a low liquidity period due to the Christmas and New Year holidays, although the U.S. stock market was a bit lively at the opening last night. However, it did not provide a significant rebound momentum. Some markets are currently experiencing a rebound, but the rebound momentum is weakening. Therefore, the future market will further expand the adjustment space. Pay attention to the closing at the end of the week and the weekend's fluctuation range. The beginning of January 2025 may bring us a surprise!
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· 2024-12-28 01:13
At least the Federal Reserve has expressed it this way, will the economy go as expected by the Federal Reserve? High inflation may hit the United States again, and actively devaluing the US dollar is already the trend. Otherwise, the US economy will only worsen, let alone talk about it.
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