According to information disclosed by "Fed Source" Nick Timiraos,
After the release of the employment report last Friday,
JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup both changed their previous expectations for the Fed's interest rate cut in July and abandoned the call.
Now, most market analysts and Fed observers generally believe that the Fed is more likely to implement one or two interest rate cuts in September or December this year.
This change reflects the market's reassessment and expectations of the current economic situation and monetary policy trends.
Therefore, investors need to continue to pay attention to and closely analyze future economic data and Fed policy dynamics, so that they can make corresponding adjustments to their investment strategies in a timely manner when necessary.
This change in market expectations also highlights the market's high sensitivity to the Fed's future policy trends and highlights the vital role that economic data plays in the process of making policy decisions.
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