#fedraiserates

What's happening:

1. The Federal Reserve raises interest rates. High interest rates are a continuous pump for the financial market.

2. The employment rate in November was higher than expected.

3. Large technology companies are laying off tens of thousands of people.

The United States can currently only reduce inflation by suppressing the employment rate, thereby allowing the U.S. economy to have a soft landing.

Conclusion: Employment will fall rapidly in the coming months as large tech companies engage in widespread layoffs. At this time, the Federal Reserve will slow down its interest rate hikes, and financial markets are more likely to rise. Correspondingly, when the Federal Reserve ends raising interest rates or begins to cut interest rates, we need to be alert to a sharp decline in the financial market.