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Event: #FOMC# Rate Decision (~1:30 PM ET) 🎯 A 25 bps cut is expected, but the real story lies in the tone. A dovish message could weaken the USD, boost gold and send crypto higher. A hawkish stance may reverse gains and trigger volatility. 📌 Keep a close eye on: Powell’s remarks on inflation and labour-market risks. Reaction in Treasury yields (often the lead indicator). Initial 30 mins post-announcement — direction often sets quickly. 💡 A disciplined entry might be all about the tone and position size tonight. #FedInterestRateDecision# #Fed# #Fedcuts# #USeconomy# #canada# #US# #UK# #forexmarket# #gold# #Signal# #COPYTRADE#

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