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The US Federal Reserve concluded its two-day interest rate meeting today, announcing it is holding interest rates at 3.75% – 4.00%. This aligns with a recent CoinPedia report in which more than 90% of Wall Street analysts projected no change in interest rates…
Fed Holds Rates at 3.75%-4% as Bitcoin Nears $81K: What’s Next?
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