Powell just dropped some telling language: "extent and timing." What's he really saying? The Fed's keeping its cards close, planning to dissect every data point before making their next move. No rushed decisions here—they're in full wait-and-see mode. For markets, this means volatility could stick around as traders parse each economic release. Every jobs report, every inflation print now carries extra weight. The central bank's playing it cautious, which historically hasn't been the friendliest environment for risk assets.
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GateUser-c799715c
· 12-13 17:33
With the Fed being so cautious, how can retail investors still play?
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Blockblind
· 12-12 14:16
Powell's "extent and timing" is just a subtle hint. The Federal Reserve will decide based on how the data unfolds, and there will definitely be some turbulence in between.
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rugged_again
· 12-10 20:10
Powell is again speaking in riddles; the pace of waiting can really drive people crazy.
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 12-10 20:09
Powell's "wait-and-see" rhetoric is basically just throwing smoke screens to the market.
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Anon4461
· 12-10 20:05
Powell's words this time are perfect, just stalling for time.
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ApeShotFirst
· 12-10 19:59
Damn, Powell is playing riddles again, "extent and timing"? That means they haven't even figured it out yet!
Powell just dropped some telling language: "extent and timing." What's he really saying? The Fed's keeping its cards close, planning to dissect every data point before making their next move. No rushed decisions here—they're in full wait-and-see mode. For markets, this means volatility could stick around as traders parse each economic release. Every jobs report, every inflation print now carries extra weight. The central bank's playing it cautious, which historically hasn't been the friendliest environment for risk assets.