FameEX Morning Crypto News Recap | September 27, 2024

Market Expects Fed to Cut Interest Rates by 50 Basis Points in November, but Concerns Over Speed Emerge

The Federal Reserve and Wall Street disagree on the pace of interest rate cuts. While the recent 50 basis point reduction is viewed as a starting point, Fed officials prefer a gradual approach. In contrast, the market anticipates that deteriorating economic conditions will prompt the Fed to accelerate rate cuts, creating tension between the two perspectives.

Analysts Suggest Altcoin Market Has Achieved Major Breakthrough, Potentially Entering a Dominant Phase

Multiple analysts believe altcoins are experiencing significant breakouts, indicating a potential shift towards a market dominated by these assets. Technical and on-chain analyst Ali Martinez noted that while it's unclear if a full altcoin boom is imminent, recent developments suggest a positive beginning for the market's transition.

Fed Governor Cook: Artificial Intelligence Could Adversely Affect Employment

In his opening speech at an artificial intelligence conference, Federal Reserve Board Governor Cook highlighted concerns that AI could negatively affect employment. While he refrained from discussing monetary policy or economic forecasts, he expressed optimism about AI's potential to enhance productivity, suggesting a dual perspective on the technology's implications for the workforce and economic growth.

Dubai Revamps Crypto Investment Marketing Guidelines, Mandating Clear Disclaimers

Dubai's Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority (VARA) has revised its marketing guidelines for crypto investments, effective October 1. Companies must now include prominent disclaimers warning that "virtual assets may lose their value in whole or in part and are subject to extreme volatility." VARA CEO Matthew White emphasized that these changes aim to enhance trust and transparency within the market.

Hong Kong Emerges as the World's Third Largest Financial Hub, Leading in Investment Management

According to the latest "Global Financial Centers Index," Hong Kong has climbed to the third spot globally, following New York and London, and is the top financial center in Asia. It ranks first in investment management, showcasing the growth of its asset and wealth management sector. Additionally, Hong Kong has significantly improved its position in financial technology, entering the top ten globally.

Spot Gold Surges Past $2,680/ounce, Reaching All-Time High

On September 26, spot gold surged past $2,680 per ounce, marking a new all-time high with a daily increase of 0.85%.

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