Fed Watch: The Fed Could Soon Expand Its Balance Sheet Again

On November 14th, according to HTX market data, Ethereum briefly fell below $3,200, experiencing a 24-hour decline of 6.42%.

On November 14th, according to HTX market data, Bitcoin fell below $99,000, experiencing a 24-hour decline of 2.67%.

On November 14th, European financial stability officials are engaged in discussions regarding the creation of an alternative to the Fed's funding mechanism. The aim is to consolidate the US dollars held by central banks outside the United States. Under the leadership of the Trump administration, central banks worldwide are striving to reduce their dependence on the US. The Fed's mechanisms offer dollar loans to other central banks, serving as a lifeline to the markets during times of stress and ensuring global financial stability. Interviews with more than a dozen European central bank and regulatory officials have revealed their concerns that these mechanisms could potentially be "weaponized" by the Trump administration. European officials' concerns started to increase around April but then subsided later due to assurances provided by the Fed. The practice of consolidating the dollar presents practical challenges and may not be feasible. A White House spokesperson stated that Trump

On November 14th, Federal Reserve's Harker stated that as the labor market weakens, the employment aspect of the Fed's mandate is facing challenges. It is reported that inflation is too high and moving in the wrong direction. The current unemployment rate is approaching its peak. This is a difficult period for monetary policy. Some inflation may be driven by tariffs. However, service inflation is truly a cause for concern. The Fed's policy needs to maintain a certain degree of tightening in order to reduce inflationary pressures. Tariffs are expected to boost the inflation rate until the early next year. (Xinhua Finance)

November 14th: The Nasdaq experienced a 2% decline, and the S&P 500 Index is currently down by 1.29%. Nvidia (NVDA.O) saw a 4% decrease. (Oriental Fortune Network)

On November 14th, based on HTX market data, Bitcoin briefly fell below $100,000, with a 24-hour decline of 1.81%.