Deep Tide TechFlow news, on December 25, according to Jin Shi Data reports, Galaxy Securities pointed out that, influenced by economic growth exceeding expectations, CME observation data shows that the probability of interest rate cuts in January 2026 has converged compared to previous data. After the data was released, Federal Reserve chairperson frontrunner Hassett stated that the growth fundamentals still come from falling prices, rising incomes, and improved sentiment, and clearly pointed out that if GDP growth maintains around 4%, new employment is expected to return to a range of 100,000 to 150,000 people per month, while also bluntly stating that the Federal Reserve is clearly lagging behind the situation on the issue of interest rate cuts. We believe that the economic growth in the third quarter mainly reflects the fading of inventory and trade disturbances, which is not enough to change the trend of weakening marginal employment; with employment becoming the focal point of policy considerations and amid the gradual establishment of the Federal Reserve chairperson candidates, there is still space for about three interest rate cuts in 2026.