So here's the thing - even if the Fed decides to cut rates again next week, don't expect miracles. There are way too many variables completely outside their playbook right now. The economy's dragging its feet, and borrowing costs? Still stubbornly high. Rate cuts alone won't solve what's happening when external pressures keep piling up and market dynamics refuse to cooperate. The central bank can turn the dials, but they can't control everything throwing sand in the gears.

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ZenZKPlayervip
· 12-05 12:50
Interest rate cuts haven’t worked for a long time, and this time is no exception. The real problem isn’t the rates, it’s the systemic failures.
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CodeAuditQueenvip
· 12-05 12:36
Rate cuts? That sounds nice, but it’s just like patching a reentrancy vulnerability in a smart contract—fixing one spot, but the entire system architecture is still a mess. The central bank has such limited room to maneuver, yet people still expect it to solve everything. That logic just doesn’t hold up.
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LiquidatedTwicevip
· 12-05 12:36
So what if interest rates are cut? Assets that are meant to fall will still fall. This time, you really can't blame the Fed.
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StablecoinSkepticvip
· 12-05 12:28
The old trick of cutting interest rates just doesn't work anymore, really. Things are a mess out there, and no matter what the central bank tries, it can't save the situation.
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