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Tom Lee: Fed Could Cut Rates in September, Stock Market Expected to Rally

By: theblockbeats.news|2025/09/04 11:42:23

BlockBeats News, September 4th, Tom Lee, Chairman of BitMine's Board of Directors, stated in a Macro Minute video that despite the market's widespread concerns that September will see a decline due to seasonal factors and the risk of a potential increase in VIX, he believes the best course of action is for the Federal Reserve to continue its stance of inaction this year and to begin cutting rates in September. This will benefit the stock market.


The Federal Reserve has maintained a pause on rate hikes for most of this year. It is expected that the Federal Reserve will begin cutting rates in September, similar to what happened in 1998 and 2024. In both of these historical contexts, the market subsequently experienced a strong rebound, especially in the performance leading up to the end of the year. Therefore, Tom Lee has provided a "contrarian" assessment contrary to the market's general sentiment: September 2025 may usher in a bullish market.

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