The latest Federal Reserve interest rate meeting brought a variety of information, worthy of our in-depth analysis of its potential impact on the market. The biggest positive signal is that the expectation of two rate cuts this year remains unchanged, providing a certain level of stability to the market. However, other aspects of the information present some concerns: The expectation for rate cuts next year has decreased from two to one, and the economic growth forecast has been downgraded, indicating that economic recovery may face challenges. The unemployment rate expectation has been raised, suggesting increased pressure on the labor market. The inflation expectations for the next three years have been raised, and the core PCE inflation issue is more troublesome than expected. Overall, this meeting has released mixed signals: Maintaining the rate cut plan is positive news, while the downgrade in economic growth expectations and rising inflation pressures are negative. The overall impact leans towards neutral, and the market response is relatively restrained, continuing to maintain a volatile pattern. It will still take time for the market to stabilize, but the overall trend remains optimistic.