The pace of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve in 2025 is expected to slow significantly.

Boston Fed President Collins stated that considering the strong employment data and persistent inflationary pressures, the Fed will cut rates twice in 2025, rather than the four times anticipated by the market.

Kansas Fed President Schmidt pointed out that the current economic conditions are close to the targets of price stability and full employment, and policy should remain neutral.

Fed Governor Bowman also emphasized that inflation risks remain, and future monetary policy will be cautious.

CME's "Fed Watch" shows that investors generally believe the Fed will keep rates unchanged in January 2025, with the market's expectations for future rate cuts being relatively cautious.

Overall, the Fed's monetary policy has been adjusted, the pace of rate cuts has slowed, reflecting its prudent assessment of the current economic situation, and the market expects the future rate cut process to be slower and more cautious.$BTC $ETH $XRP #非农数据大幅超出预期 #AI概念币强势反弹 #晒交易赢奖励 #DeFAI热点 #BNB纳入不丹GMC加密战略储备