The Federal Reserve's next and final meeting of this year will be held on December 18th (U.S. time).

The Federal Reserve is entering a difficult period, and the nightmare is becoming clearer:

1. CPI is rising again, and core CPI is no longer decreasing.

2. The unemployment rate is gradually increasing.

In light of this situation, the Federal Reserve will likely continue to lower interest rates by 0.25%, hoping that this is just a temporary situation, and that recent inflation rates will continue to decline, along with the unemployment rate.

CME currently leans towards the possibility of the Federal Reserve lowering interest rates (97.1%).