Macro· ★★★★· bearish·

Fed's Warsh says credit conditions tightened after September rate hike

  • —Fed raised rates in September to 3.75%–4%, first move since 2023
  • —Warsh: credit conditions have tightened but remain loose historically
  • —Tighter credit may add pressure on leveraged companies
Why it matters: Tighter credit conditions curb liquidity and risk appetite, feeding into crypto through higher rates and capital outflows.
Source: Crypto Briefing
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