The post JPMorgan Withdraws December Fed Rate Cut Prediction appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: JPMorgan adjusts Federal Reserve rate cut predictions amid economic shifts. Market adjusts to altered expectations impacting Treasury yields and mortgage rates. Economic uncertainty as government shutdown affects data visibility. JPMorgan Chase has adjusted its forecast, retracting a December rate cut prediction by the Federal Reserve, aligning with Morgan Stanley’s updated outlook. This decision reflects growing macroeconomic uncertainties, particularly influenced by the continued government shutdown and recent inflation data, potentially affecting financial markets and crypto volatility. JPMorgan Delays Rate Cuts Amid Shutdown Uncertainty JPMorgan Chase, following Morgan Stanley’s lead, has withdrawn its forecast for a December Federal Reserve rate cut, now projecting adjustments in early 2026. A previous prediction for a December cut was retracted as macroeconomic conditions became uncertain. Market responses to these changes have been significant, with Treasury yields witnessing fluctuations and expectations for mortgage rates to stabilize slightly. Experts point out that historical shutdowns have often prompted cautious deliberation by the Federal Reserve, emphasizing the importance of transparency and reliable data flow. These developments keep market participants alert as they anticipate the Fed’s next steps. Kevin Hassett, Former Chair, Council of Economic Advisers, said, “Pausing cuts now would be a very bad time amid the government shutdown’s negative economic impact.” His comments underscore ongoing concerns about data availability and GDP performance, with a potential 1.5 percentage point dip in fourth-quarter GDP expected. Shutdown Effects on Fed Decisions and Bitcoin Prices Did you know? Historical government shutdowns that disrupted economic data often led to increased caution in Fed decision-making, similar to the current situation. Bitcoin’s price has seen notable movements as of November 21, 2025. According to CoinMarketCap, BTC’s current price is $85,578.66, with a market cap of approximately $1.71 trillion and a dominance of 58.25%. Over 24 hours, the trading volume reached $99.27 billion, marking a… The post JPMorgan Withdraws December Fed Rate Cut Prediction appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: JPMorgan adjusts Federal Reserve rate cut predictions amid economic shifts. Market adjusts to altered expectations impacting Treasury yields and mortgage rates. Economic uncertainty as government shutdown affects data visibility. JPMorgan Chase has adjusted its forecast, retracting a December rate cut prediction by the Federal Reserve, aligning with Morgan Stanley’s updated outlook. This decision reflects growing macroeconomic uncertainties, particularly influenced by the continued government shutdown and recent inflation data, potentially affecting financial markets and crypto volatility. JPMorgan Delays Rate Cuts Amid Shutdown Uncertainty JPMorgan Chase, following Morgan Stanley’s lead, has withdrawn its forecast for a December Federal Reserve rate cut, now projecting adjustments in early 2026. A previous prediction for a December cut was retracted as macroeconomic conditions became uncertain. Market responses to these changes have been significant, with Treasury yields witnessing fluctuations and expectations for mortgage rates to stabilize slightly. Experts point out that historical shutdowns have often prompted cautious deliberation by the Federal Reserve, emphasizing the importance of transparency and reliable data flow. These developments keep market participants alert as they anticipate the Fed’s next steps. Kevin Hassett, Former Chair, Council of Economic Advisers, said, “Pausing cuts now would be a very bad time amid the government shutdown’s negative economic impact.” His comments underscore ongoing concerns about data availability and GDP performance, with a potential 1.5 percentage point dip in fourth-quarter GDP expected. Shutdown Effects on Fed Decisions and Bitcoin Prices Did you know? Historical government shutdowns that disrupted economic data often led to increased caution in Fed decision-making, similar to the current situation. Bitcoin’s price has seen notable movements as of November 21, 2025. According to CoinMarketCap, BTC’s current price is $85,578.66, with a market cap of approximately $1.71 trillion and a dominance of 58.25%. Over 24 hours, the trading volume reached $99.27 billion, marking a…