The Federal Reserve's interest rate decision this week has attracted much attention.

It is predicted that policymakers may keep interest rates in the range of 5.25% to 5.5% for the seventh consecutive meeting as strong employment data in May shows the resilience of the US economy.

This decision reveals the Fed's confidence in the US economy, but also reflects its cautious attitude in an environment of high inflation.

Market participants are paying close attention to how the Fed will deal with complex economic data. With inflationary pressures remaining high, the Fed needs to find a delicate balance between economic growth and inflation control.

Some believe that in order to maintain economic stability, policymakers may reduce the number of interest rate cuts originally planned this year.

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