ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, Federal Reserve's Goolsbee stated that the impact of tariffs on the macroeconomy may be limited. The Federal Reserve needs to focus on the development of the situation throughout the year, with tariff policy being just one factor. Short-term inflation expectations are rising, but long-term expectations have not increased, which is very important.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cryptonews, CoinShares analysts pointed out that Bitcoin's current trend may replicate the crash rebound pattern of 2020. Under the geopolitical shock triggered by the tariff dispute, Bitcoin has fallen 30% from its late January peak, and net inflows into exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have decreased by 10% from their peak.Analysts stated that despite the current macroeconomic pressures and bearish technical signals, this downward trend is similar to 2020, when a strong rebound was driven by a shift in monetary policy and investor optimism following a deep correction. Analysts believe that although the current challenges are different from those during the COVID crisis, the fundamental dynamics are strikingly similar.

ChainCatcher news, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink stated: I still do not rule out the possibility of the market dropping another 20%. The U.S. is currently a source of instability, with concerns about high inflation and rising interest rates. Trump has been focusing on areas that lead to inflation and economic instability. Most CEOs I have spoken to believe the U.S. economy is already in recession and are skeptical about the speculation that the Federal Reserve will cut rates multiple times in 2025.But in the long run, there are more buying opportunities than selling opportunities. Larry Fink previously stated that market chaos is a "buying opportunity" and mentioned that BTC could become the next global reserve currency.

ChainCatcher news, Frederik Ducrozet, head of macroeconomic research at Pictet Wealth Management, stated in a report that the Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates unchanged at tonight's meeting, and Fed Chair Powell may reiterate that there is no rush to cut rates. It is anticipated that the Fed will lower its GDP forecast for 2025, raise its inflation forecast, and acknowledge increased uncertainty.The dot plot is expected to show that the median expectation for two rate cuts this year remains unchanged, with risks leaning towards one rate cut. The Fed is expected to cut rates once in June, and due to inflation accelerating again, there will be no further cuts in 2025.