In fact, everyone can think about it carefully; interest rates will definitely be lowered in September, but the market cannot be certain a month in advance. After all, if expectations are too consistent, it can also be detrimental to the market and accumulate systemic risks. This is why various people jump out to speak up; the fundamental purpose is actually to muddy the waters. In short, it's still the same playbook of managing expectations. I remember before the interest rate cut last year, it was also about manipulating expectations back and forth, throwing up smoke screens before the actual rate cut arrived.