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Zoomex Highlights Key ETF Market Trends Ahead of This Week’s Federal Reserve Decision

Zoomex brings the week's biggest ETF stories onto a single, rule-based derivatives venue, giving traders easy-to-use exposure to SPY, QQQ, IWM, XLF, XLK, and TQ

Zoomex Highlights Key ETF Market Trends Ahead of This Week’s Federal Reserve Decision

Global markets anticipate a high volatility period as the Federal Reserve is about to make a rate decision. Traditional finance benchmarks like the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, and others are experiencing significant movements, which attracts traders. Zoomex, a global cryptocurrency trading platform specializing in derivatives trading, is currently focusing on the ETF landscape for this week.

They offer TradFi Stock Perpetuals, a transparent-by-design method for traders to position around the macro narrative without leaving the platform. The dashboard on Zoomex highlights six ETF-linked perpetual contracts that capture the market's current mood, which is cautious, sector-divided, and highly sensitive to rate expectations.

For instance, SPYUSDT, tracking the S&P 500 through the SPDR benchmark, is down by 0.68% over the past 24 hours, while QQQUSDT, mirroring the Nasdaq 100, has dropped by 0.96%. Small caps, like IWMUSDT, have held up better than large caps before the Fed decision. Financials, indicated by XLFUSDT, are the most directly exposed to interest rate moves, which explains the sharper decline.

TQQQUSDT, the leveraged 3x Nasdaq 100 product, shows the most pronounced move, down by 2.36%. Zoomex's approach to TradFi assets is transparent, offering clear pricing, funding rates, and liquidation logic. It is designed for easy access, without complex onboarding or opaque eligibility rules, making it simple for traders to start.

The platform allows traders to track and trade all ETFs from a single dashboard as the Fed decision looms.

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