According to a report by Jinshi Data on July 25, strong economic growth may force the Federal Reserve to postpone rate cuts. Economists surveyed by FactSet generally predict that the annualized growth rate of US GDP in the second quarter, adjusted for inflation, will be 1.9%. The latest New York Fed staff Nowcast predicts that the US economy will grow by 2.2%, while the Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model's latest estimate is 2.6%. Beth Ann Bovino, chief economist at US Bank, believes that there is a high probability that the actual GDP growth rate will be slightly higher than 2%, which may be a challenge for the Federal Reserve. She said that if GDP is slightly higher than 2%, the Federal Reserve can still handle it well, but if the growth is much higher than this, it may pose a challenge to the market's expectations of a rate cut in September.