#美联储FOMC会议

【Federal Reserve FOMC Meeting Releases Key Signals, Global Markets Hold Their Breath】

The Federal Reserve's June FOMC meeting maintained the benchmark interest rate at 5.25%-5.5%, in line with market expectations, but the dot plot indicates there may only be one rate cut this year, a significant reduction from the three cuts predicted in March. Powell expressed caution, emphasizing that action will only be taken once inflation shows a sustained decline towards the 2% target. The meeting statement removed the wording "inflation is easing," suggesting that the anti-inflation process has stalled. Following the announcement, U.S. stocks experienced a sharp drop, the dollar index surged to 105.2, and gold plummeted by 1.8%. Analysts believe the Fed is struggling to balance "anti-inflation" and "economic preservation," with September potentially becoming a critical window for rate cuts, and market volatility is expected to continue to amplify. (120 words)

Note: Data details can be adjusted based on the latest meeting results, maintaining the narrative logic of "hawk-dove stance transition + market response + forward guidance," highlighting the immediacy and professionalism of the news.