Why must the Fed make a choice in September?
Because the payment system of the BRICS countries will be launched in October. Once the Fed cannot make a choice that satisfies the world in September, the world will make a choice for the United States in October.
The US dollar is the main international settlement currency and storage currency, and it is difficult for world trade to leave the US dollar.
The Fed's interest rate hike has caused a large amount of US dollars to flow to the United States, resulting in capital shortages and US dollar shortages in various countries, which now seriously affects the normal operation of the economies of various countries.
Based on the current economic situation of various countries, all countries hope that the Fed will immediately take interest rate cuts to alleviate the current economic difficulties faced by various countries.
It can be said that everyone's desire for the Fed to cut interest rates is imminent.
If the Fed still does not cut interest rates in September, then all countries need to find another way to save their own economies, and this way is to join the payment system launched by the BRICS countries and say goodbye to the US dollar.
The Fed still has difficulty in making a choice between cutting and raising interest rates, judging from the current global economic situation and US consumption and employment data.
The Fed must cut interest rates. If the Fed continues to raise interest rates or maintain the current interest rate, it will strangle the global economy without exception, and the US economy will also fall into a serious recession.
In this bad and terrible economic situation, all economists and financial experts in the world have determined from objective facts that the Fed must cut interest rates immediately.
Under pressure, the Fed has recently frequently released signals that it will cut interest rates, but there is still no specific timetable for the operation of cutting interest rates.
Why is this so?
Because the Fed has not created enough harvesting opportunities for US financial capital under the huge cost of raising interest rates.
People in the Fed are under great pressure now. If they don't cut interest rates, they will be questioned and judged by the public;
If they cut interest rates, financial capital will hold them accountable and liquidate them.
It can be said that the Fed is now in a dilemma.
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