The Fed will not comply with calls for a substantial rate cut, and is unlikely to make an emergency rate cut.
Only last night's Russian support for mining, a decrease in the number of unemployed people in the United States, and Japan's decision not to raise interest rates are all positive factors.
Today, American economists were surveyed and came to the conclusion that the Fed's rate cut point is 25 basis points, which is completely different from the 50-100 basis points said in the market. The consensus of these economists is that the Fed will adjust 25 basis points in September, November, December and the first quarter of next year, so a rate cut is inevitable and will be a batch-by-batch rate cut.
