2025-12-23 14:28:33

The performance of the U.S. economy has indeed exceeded expectations. The latest data shows that the GDP growth rate for the third quarter reached 4.3%, well above the market estimate of 3.3% and better than the previous quarter's performance of 3.8%, marking the strongest growth rate since 2023.

With such strong economic momentum, concerns about a recession can basically be set aside. But what does this also mean? The probability of the Federal Reserve implementing large-scale interest rate cuts is indeed decreasing. Traders who originally hoped for loose monetary policy are now facing a more complicated situation.

However, the market still holds a glimmer of hope—if Hasset ultimately becomes the chairman of the Federal Reserve, the direction of policy may be different. After all, who steers the central bank often profoundly affects subsequent financial market expectations.

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MEVHunterX

· 12-23 15:00

4.3% really can't hold on anymore, the dream of interest rate cuts has shattered --- So, having a good economy is actually not beneficial, this logic is really crazy --- Can Hassett change fate? I think it's unlikely --- With no interest rate cuts, short positions have to wait again --- GDP is so strong, but it's still Unfavourable Information? Is the happiness of people in the crypto world really that simple? Haha --- Instead of expecting interest rate cuts, it's better to expect a black swan, that's much more reliable --- Once the 4.3% data came out, I started sweating cold for my Holdings --- An economy so strong that no one can cut interest rates, that's the most real trap --- Everyone is focused on Hassett, but I think whether policies change or not, it won't change our fate --- Americans are a bit too capable, once they take action, they pump it full

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AirdropHunter007

· 12-23 14:59

Damn, is the rate cut gone? The short positions in my hands are panicking GDP skyrocketed, the dream of rate cuts shattered, this business is really something Has Hasset got to take office? Then I have to follow up, changing the Central Bank chairman changes everything A growth rate of 4.3% is indeed tough, but I just want to ask, why does it still feel unreal? The expectation of rate cuts collapsed, the order contracts are in big trouble... Wait a minute, is this data true or false? It feels like something is off The Fed really had to go dovish, the shorts must be crying to death Forget it, let's bet on Hasset bringing changes, anyway, nothing is certain now

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PaperHandsCriminal

· 12-23 14:57

Damn it, I got hit again, I was counting on interest rate cuts. --- GDP big pump of 4.3%? Fine, my account yield actually slumped by 50%, it's really a joke. --- So the logic now is that the better the economy, the more I lose, right? The rules of the game change so fast. --- What can Hassett do once he takes office? It's just going to continue playing people for suckers like us. --- A growth rate of 4.3% swapped for a direct -43% in my account, this is called "exceeding expectations." --- Wait, the probability of interest rate cuts is decreasing? Then why the hell am I still here losing money?

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