Asia markets feel the heat as Fed rate-hike bets gain steam
Growing Fed rate hike bets rocked Asian markets, with JGB yields rising, yen near 160, and bitcoin below $69,000.
Tavi Costa says Bitcoin is 'very undervalued' and expects 'violent moves' in Bitcoin and silver as the Fed's hiking cycle ends.
Azuria Capital founder and CEO Tavi Costa has described Bitcoin as currently "very undervalued," pointing to the number of former proponents who have abandoned it. He anticipates that both Bitcoin and silver will go through "violent moves" as the Federal Reserveās tightening cycle draws to a close.
Looking ahead, Costa identified two major macroeconomic forces he believes will shape the coming decade: a weakening U.S. dollar and suppressed interest rates. Against this backdrop, he said silver and mining stocks have become his preferred hard-asset trade.
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Growing Fed rate hike bets rocked Asian markets, with JGB yields rising, yen near 160, and bitcoin below $69,000.
Treasury yields climbed back to multi-year highs this week, reviving fears of sticky inflation and fiscal deficits that had been pushed aside.
New York Fed President John Williams said inflation remains too high and the Fed needs to tighten further, supporting expectations for a December rate hike.
Bitcoin traded near $71,200 after hitting a fresh session low of $71,000, as the 10-year yield stayed above 5% and stocks dipped.