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BlackRock's Rieder Predicts Fed Rate Cut in September

BY Adriana Mavrenko·2 MIN READ·AUGUST 2, 2025

BlackRock’s Rick Rieder predicts a 50 basis point rate cut in September by the U.S. Federal Reserve, following weak jobs data and economic moderation signals.

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  • BlackRock’s Rick Rieder anticipates a Federal Reserve rate cut.
  • Expectations stem from economic moderation and weak labor market.
  • Potential positive impact on risk assets like cryptocurrencies.
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Rate cuts could boost cryptocurrencies like BTC and ETH, as investors may shift to higher-risk assets amid reduced traditional returns.

BlackRock’s Rick Rieder predicts a possible U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut in September, citing signs of economic moderation and weak labor market data. The move could involve lowering the benchmark rate, potentially impacting financial markets.

Rieder, a key figure in global fixed income, anticipates the central bank may opt for multiple rate cuts by year-end. These potential adjustments aim to address current economic concerns and may influence market movements. Rieder expressed, “I think they’re going to do nothing” regarding the July meeting, but he anticipates “the central bank will lower its benchmark rate in September, with maybe two or three cuts by year-end.”

If the Federal Reserve proceeds with rate cuts, there could be significant impacts on borrowing costs and liquidity, thus affecting market allocations. This may lead to increased interest in risk assets, including cryptocurrencies.

Historically, aggressive rates cuts have benefited assets like BTC and ETH, as lower yields on traditional assets spur investors to seek higher returns elsewhere. Such adjustments could fuel further interest in digital currencies.

Financial market reactions will likely be closely observed following any monetary policy shift. The response from both traditional and crypto markets could dictate future investment trends.

Potential outcomes include shifts in asset valuation, market liquidity, and investor strategy. Historical trends suggest that dovish policies often give rise to increased crypto market participation, driving innovations and market diversification.

Disclaimer:

The content on The CCPress is provided for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry inherent risks. Please consult a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

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