According to Jinshi, at the beginning of the new year, bond investors were frustrated by their wrong bets on the Fed's interest rate decisions. They are focusing on the upside of the sluggish market to lock in relatively substantial interest payments before interest payments continue to shrink. Jean Boivin, global head of BlackRock Think Tank, said that in the case that the Fed will not cut interest rates as much as expected, the returns are worth paying attention to, and they have been very optimistic about short-term bonds. Some fund managers advise clients to withdraw from short-term tools such as money market funds and turn to other fixed-income securities before interest rates fall. This will enable them to at least grasp the current interest income, and there is further potential upside if the economic slowdown causes the Fed to accelerate its actions.