1. New Fed Governor Milan Suggests 50 Basis Point Rate Cut
On September 18, the Federal Reserve FOMC statement revealed that new governor Milan opposed the current interest rate decision, suggesting a 50 basis point rate cut. It is reported that Milan was appointed with Trump's support. -Original
2. Fed Maintains Inflation and Unemployment Rate Forecasts, Raises Economic Growth Expectations
On September 18, the Federal Reserve released its latest economic forecast, expecting the median inflation rate to remain at 3% by the end of 2023, with the unemployment rate unchanged at 4.5%, while raising the economic growth expectation from 1.4% to 1.6%. -Original
3. Fed's 50 Basis Point Rate Cut May Trigger Market Volatility
TA Securities analysis states that if the Fed suddenly cuts rates by 50 basis points, it may temporarily boost interest rate-sensitive sectors, but could also raise concerns about economic weakness, dampening market sentiment, and cyclic sectors may be impacted. If the Fed maintains rates and data weakens, the market may interpret it as a policy misstep, leading funds to flow into defensive sectors, resulting in an overall decline in risk appetite. -Original
4. SEC Approves Grayscale Digital Large Cap Fund for Trading
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the listing and trading of the Grayscale Digital Large Cap Fund. -Original
5. SEC Approves CBOE Bitcoin ETF Options for Trading
The SEC has approved the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) to list and trade Bitcoin ETF index options and mini Bitcoin ETF index options, covering various expiration types, including monthly on the third Friday, non-standard expirations, and quarterly expiration contracts. -Original
6. XRP's First U.S. ETF Launches Today, CME to Introduce Futures Options
XRP is set to launch a new product, with REX-Osprey introducing the first U.S. ETF providing spot exposure on September 18, while the CME Group will add XRP futures options on October 13. -Original
7. Powell: Risk Shift Prompted Today's Rate Cut Decision
On September 18, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that the current risk balance has changed, with employment facing downward pressure and inflation risks skewed to the upside. He emphasized that this rate cut is an appropriate decision based on the risk shift, not a pre-set policy path. -Original
8. JPMorgan Executive Says Fed Decision's Single Opposition Vote Shows Unity
Bob Michele, Global Head of Fixed Income at JPMorgan Asset Management, stated that the single opposition vote in the Fed's decision was surprising, reflecting a unified stance on reducing policy restrictiveness. He believes the previous policy's restrictiveness exceeded expectations. -Original
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