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Will the Federal Reserve press the pause button on interest rate cuts? The crucial moment is coming tonight!
If inflation rises again while the non-farm market remains hot, then the likelihood of the Federal Reserve skipping a rate cut at one of the last two meetings at the end of the year will further increase; So, how will the US CPI data for September be revealed, which is scheduled to be announced at half past eight Beijing time tonight?
Is the USA economy too strong to hold down? There are differences of opinion among Fed officials, and the probability of the Federal Reserve not cutting interest rates in November is increasing.
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) of the USA publicly released the minutes of last month's monetary policy meeting on the 17th and 18th, showing differences among Federal Reserve officials on the economic outlook and the extent of interest rate cuts.
Where is the interest rate of US dollar financial products heading? The performance of the products may fall against the background of Fed rate cuts.
If the usa economy, unemployment rate, etc. do not improve significantly, and usa inflation does not show a clear rebound, there is a high probability that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates next, and the performance of USD financial products may further decline.
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The whole world is fooled by the Federal Reserve: the illusion of aggressive rate cuts shattered, the strong dollar awakens!
① The yield of the 10-year US Treasury bond, known as the 'anchor' of global asset pricing, has risen above 4%, while the strong US dollar has clearly 'awakened' over the past week and more. ② Is the Federal Reserve intentionally misleading the world with its dovish stance, or has it also been 'deceived' by US data itself? ③ Perhaps there are more 'considerations' before this year's election, and perhaps only Powell himself knows the truth.
FED meeting minutes pouring cold water? Analysts reach consensus: Federal Reserve officials are not eager to cut interest rates!
The latest released meeting minutes revealed that there was actually quite a big difference within the Federal Reserve on the decision to cut interest rates by 50 basis points. Economists' comments on this are: The Federal Reserve's attitude is much more cautious than the market previously thought, and they are not eager to lower interest rates.
Don't act hastily! Fed's Powell calls for 'gradual' rate cuts: inflation risks still exist!
① US Dallas Fed President Logan said on Wednesday that she supported the significant rate cut last month, but hoped for smaller rate cuts in the future; ② he pointed out that the upward inflation risk "remains real" and there is "significant uncertainty" in the economic outlook.
Federal Reserve officials have been speaking frequently: supporting the 50 basis point rate cut last month, and expecting policy to continue to be eased this year.
After the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 50 basis points last month, many officials continue to support this decision and believe that interest rates will be further lowered this year.
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Meeting minutes reveal internal divisions at the Federal Reserve? Powell leads significant interest rate cut decision in September.
Fed Chair Powell encountered some opposition when implementing a half percentage point interest rate cut in September.
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Fed meeting minutes: in addition to opponents, there are also fence-sitters. The super-sized rate cut appears to be quite reluctant.
①The meeting minutes show that during Powell's push for a rate cut above expectations, he encountered many opposing views; ②Since the September meeting, the sharp rise in US Treasury yields essentially reflects a market no longer expecting the Fed to cut rates quickly.
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