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It can’t be said that not cutting interest rates now means giving up the election:

1. From the current perspective, the US economy is not bad, the PMI in June is okay, inflation weakened again in May, and the wage growth rate can still be maintained, which is reasonable from the perspective of governance.

2. If you really want to stimulate the economy for votes, after all, it’s still a bit early with four and a half months left. Wouldn’t it be more memorable to give people a gift near the voting time?

If there are signs of economic weakness in the future, further stimulus will also show the image of turning the tide.

It’s all a dynamic game process. The Democratic government cannot completely control the Federal Reserve, but the government can control the agency that publishes the two data (CPI and non-agricultural) that the Federal Reserve relies on most—the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

After all, the Department of Labor is a government department.

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