According to Odaily, as debates intensify on Wall Street regarding when the Federal Reserve will conclude its current quantitative tightening (QT) policy, strategists are eagerly awaiting more guidance from the latest policy meeting minutes to be released on Wednesday. While most market observers expect QT to end later this year, the exact timing remains uncertain. This has heightened interest in the minutes from the July meeting, which may also provide clues about the trajectory of interest rates. Over the past week, the New York Fed has published a series of research reports on monetary policy implementation and reserve balances, key themes related to the eventual conclusion of QT. Steven Zeng, a U.S. rates strategist at Deutsche Bank, believes these reports could be signals used by policymakers as they approach the end of the program.