The battle between bulls and bears is about to unfold
The results will be revealed after ten o'clock tonight
Will it be a double kill for both sides or a strong unilateral movement?
The current market's hot topic of interest rate cuts is merely a repetitive and uninspired word game, essentially just a gimmick to attract attention. It's just something to discuss casually over tea, so don't take it too seriously.
In reality, whether it's a rate cut or a hike, they are merely "regulatory tools" in the hands of the Federal Reserve, with the ultimate goal of controlling the economic situation and maintaining financial stability.
Considering the current economic situation, the CPI data is like a runaway wild horse, continuously climbing. The inflation issue is like a stubborn flame, persistently burning high.
At the same time, the tariff issue is still in a state of negotiation deadlock, like a ticking time bomb hanging in the balance.
The increase in the number of unemployment claims also reflects the significant pressure on the job market.
Amidst these complex and challenging factors interweaving and interacting, the Federal Reserve is likely to choose to stay put, hold its ground, and continue to adopt a wait-and-see attitude, carefully weighing the next course of action. After all, the Federal Reserve is known for its independence and professionalism. Chairman Powell has his own professional judgment and decision-making logic and will not easily be swayed by external voices; Trump's opinions are unlikely to change the pre-established decision direction of the Federal Reserve.
We will follow the market movements; predicting now is of no use. It's best to go with the flow and, if you're cautious, wait for information to come out before taking action based on the situation. If you're unsure, just follow my thought process and take action accordingly.
