It has been a year since the Federal Reserve suspended interest rate hikes. What is the current situation of the U.S. economy?
Will there really be an interest rate cut in September?
Although the Federal Reserve has paused raising interest rates for a year, ordinary people do not seem to have felt significant benefits, and economic stability has not significantly improved. The general election is approaching, and the current economic performance is mediocre, with neither a significant increase nor a significant decline. Unless there is an urgent need, the Fed is unlikely to cut rates anytime soon. Market expectations for a rate cut in September have been over-hyped.
Federal Reserve Chairman Powell recently said that if inflation data supports it, interest rates may be cut in September. However, the Fed has not yet officially committed to cutting interest rates, and the final decision will rely on economic data in the coming months. Currently, the market generally expects a higher possibility of an interest rate cut in September.
Based on this situation, we cannot predict whether the current market will continue to have an injection or stabilize the rise of the boiled frog.
However, you must have some low-priced chips on hand, and then you must idle Zijin operations, and at the same time, be sure not to play with a full position.
Even if you can ambush fresh people, it is still a bargain hunting operation.
As long as the low-price chips are there, no matter how you wash them, there will be opportunities to cover your positions later!
