The post ING Predicts Two Additional Fed Rate Cuts in 2026 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: ING predicts two 25 basis point Fed rate cuts in 2026. Favorable macroeconomic conditions could influence crypto markets. Potential bullish sentiment for BTC and ETH expected. ING Group expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates twice in 2026, citing changing inflation dynamics and employment concerns. These anticipated rate cuts could boost liquidity, potentially benefiting cryptocurrency markets by enhancing risk appetite and softer dollar conditions. ING’s Federal Reserve Rate Cut Predictions for 2026 ING Group has forecasted that the Federal Reserve will implement two rate cuts in 2026, a divergence from the Fed’s current projections. The bank’s economists anticipate 25 basis point reductions in both March and June, suggesting a dovish shift in monetary policy. Economic factors such as weakened wage growth and a smoother decline in energy prices are expected to align inflation with the Fed’s target sooner. Historically, these conditions often lead to increased liquidity in financial markets, positively influencing cryptocurrency valuations. Following ING’s announcement, economic analysts have noted the potential benefit for risk assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, which tend to perform well when interest rates fall. Macro-crypto analysts echoed that continued rate cuts may boost market sentiment for BTC and ETH. James Knightley, Chief International Economist, ING Group, – “We expect inflation to decline faster than the Fed anticipates, leading to two additional cuts in 2026.” (ING Research) Crypto Market Outlook Amid Anticipated Rate Changes Did you know? In periods of rate cuts like 2019 and 2020, Bitcoin saw a significant increase in price, emphasizing how macroeconomic policies can trigger bullish trends in crypto markets. Bitcoin is currently priced at $89,681.34 with a market cap reaching approximately 1.79 trillion USD, holding a market dominance of 58.53%, according to CoinMarketCap. Over the last 24 hours, BTC’s trading volume was 68.38 billion USD, despite a general… The post ING Predicts Two Additional Fed Rate Cuts in 2026 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: ING predicts two 25 basis point Fed rate cuts in 2026. Favorable macroeconomic conditions could influence crypto markets. Potential bullish sentiment for BTC and ETH expected. ING Group expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates twice in 2026, citing changing inflation dynamics and employment concerns. These anticipated rate cuts could boost liquidity, potentially benefiting cryptocurrency markets by enhancing risk appetite and softer dollar conditions. ING’s Federal Reserve Rate Cut Predictions for 2026 ING Group has forecasted that the Federal Reserve will implement two rate cuts in 2026, a divergence from the Fed’s current projections. The bank’s economists anticipate 25 basis point reductions in both March and June, suggesting a dovish shift in monetary policy. Economic factors such as weakened wage growth and a smoother decline in energy prices are expected to align inflation with the Fed’s target sooner. Historically, these conditions often lead to increased liquidity in financial markets, positively influencing cryptocurrency valuations. Following ING’s announcement, economic analysts have noted the potential benefit for risk assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, which tend to perform well when interest rates fall. Macro-crypto analysts echoed that continued rate cuts may boost market sentiment for BTC and ETH. James Knightley, Chief International Economist, ING Group, – “We expect inflation to decline faster than the Fed anticipates, leading to two additional cuts in 2026.” (ING Research) Crypto Market Outlook Amid Anticipated Rate Changes Did you know? In periods of rate cuts like 2019 and 2020, Bitcoin saw a significant increase in price, emphasizing how macroeconomic policies can trigger bullish trends in crypto markets. Bitcoin is currently priced at $89,681.34 with a market cap reaching approximately 1.79 trillion USD, holding a market dominance of 58.53%, according to CoinMarketCap. Over the last 24 hours, BTC’s trading volume was 68.38 billion USD, despite a general…

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