$LAUNCHCOIN is down 29% today after its migration to $BELIEVE with a 33% inflation was announced.View chart: https://t.co/OzfWUwzcEm https://t.co/c7H92Ttuw6 ...

Bank of Japan Board Member Tamura calls for raising rates as he sees increasing upside inflation risks, a view that’s consistent with his stance last month https://t.co/bHoOxxJAP0 ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)"This isn’t about [retail] inflation anymore. Investors are fleeing counterparty risk itself." ...

AI Impact on Economy - Fed Governor Christopher Waller 认为 AI 有望推动持续的生产力增长，从而提高生活水平，且不会引发通货膨胀 [1]

European Central Bank Governing Council member Joachim Nagel said there are currently no grounds to change interest rates, warning that some inflation components need continued vigilance https://t.co/n9FuKZGmBe ...

A key US inflation report, the consumer price index, won't be released until next week. But here's what private-sector data tells us about inflation in September https://t.co/SB6EB4WGjc ...

ECB Governing Council member Gabriel Makhlouf dismisses concerns about inflation dropping below the 2% target, saying he’s actually more worried that it will come in above that threshold https://t.co/n5pskmRZeS ...

Fed Bank of Boston President Susan Collins said the US central bank should continue lowering interest rates this year to support the labor market, while keeping them high enough to make sure inflation remains in check https://t.co/mHJK4OTk0D ...

Federal Reserve Policy - The yield on the 10-year Treasury note fell below 4%, reaching its lowest level since September 17th [1] - Fed Chair Powell suggested, but did not explicitly state, that rate cuts are likely to continue [3] - The Fed judged it appropriate to take another step toward a more neutral policy stance at its September meeting [4] - Powell indicated the Fed might soon halt the reduction of its balance sheet (QT) due to signs of tightening liquidity conditions [6] - Powell's comments did not decisively endorse future rate cuts, but he also did not push back against market expectations for two cuts this year [8] Economic Outlook - Rising downside risks to employment have shifted the Fed's assessment of the balance of risks [4] - Data suggests higher downside risks for employment and inflation, primarily due to tariffs rather than a broader inflation issue [5] - Prior to the shutdown, data indicated the economy was on a firmer growth path [5] - The Fed is monitoring liquidity conditions, including repo rates [6] Market Observations - The market reacted positively to Powell's comments regarding the potential halt of balance sheet reduction [6] - The market firmly expects two rate cuts this year [8]

Monetary Policy - Fed Chair Jerome Powell declined to comment on Bitcoin or Gold [1] - The Fed believes inflation is driven by fundamental supply and demand factors [1]