Vix Index, equities’ ‘Fear Gauge,’ hits 4.5-years high as traders lift fed-cut bets cut off by rate

The Vix Index, which shows the expectations of the equity market for 30-day volatility and is often called the “Fear Gauge,” Rose at 39, the highest since October 2020, then China imposes retaliation tariffs on the USData from the tradingview show.

Increasingly, in conjunction with the sharp sale-off to US stock-index futures, entrepreneurs promptly increased federal interest rate estimates this year, from 100 basis points before China News hit the wires, the CME’s Fedwatch’s tool shows.

Bitcoin (BTC) exchanged 0.7% less than the day at $ 82,500 at the time of the press, which earlier put in the high $ 84,600. The 30-day indicated by Bitcoin, represented by the Dvol index of the derivit, increased to an annual 54.6%, the highest in two weeks.