#美联储6月会议纪要
First of all, there is definitely no sign of interest rate cuts in July, mainly due to the impact of the non-farm payroll data on July 3. Today's meeting minutes presented different viewpoints: some participants believe that if economic data does not meet expectations, they may consider implementing interest rate cuts in the future; others believe that the most likely path is to maintain existing policies until 2025. This indicates that the Federal Reserve is unlikely to make significant policy adjustments in the short term, but will make corresponding adjustments based on future economic data.
Secondly, market volatility is exceptionally intense, and investor sentiment has become more sensitive and uncertain. Due to the divergence in the Federal Reserve's policy stance, the market's response has become more complex, leading to increased price fluctuations, making short-term trading more challenging. Especially in the absence of clear interest rate cut signals, the market may be influenced by other economic data. Although this volatility increases investment risk, it also provides more opportunities for flexible traders.
