The September Federal Reserve meeting is approaching, and the entire market is watching: Will there be a rate cut or not?
Current probability data has already provided the answer — the likelihood of a 25 basis point rate cut is as high as 94.1%, which is basically a certainty.
Many people are confused: "Trump raised tariffs, didn't prices go up? With inflation this high, can we still cut rates?"
But the fact is, what the Federal Reserve fears most when making decisions is not prices, but poor employment.
The non-farm data from July is already looking bad, and if August continues to worsen, the Federal Reserve, even if it claims to combat inflation, will have to loosen its stance.
After all, history has repeatedly proven: printing money to save jobs always takes precedence over controlling inflation.
It's simple:
A rate cut is highly likely to be a done deal
Market liquidity will need to loosen
Asset price volatility is coming
Friends in the crypto space, you all understand what you need to understand: this could be the "starting gun" for the next wave of market movement.
There are many souls lost on the crypto road,
Brother Yuan only guides those with fate!
