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The results of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy meeting, which took place early yesterday morning, met market expectations, as policymakers chose to maintain the current level of interest rates but hinted that there could be two rate cuts totaling 50 basis points within the year.

At the same time, Trump expressed his dissatisfaction, believing that the Federal Reserve's interest rate reduction process is too slow.

The market has formed a relatively clear understanding of this:

First, the Federal Reserve is not in a hurry to act in the absence of obvious financial risks or significant economic deterioration.

Second, the market's expectation for interest rate cuts has shifted from "inevitably occurring in the first half of the year" to "possibly having to wait until September."

In the current economic situation, investors should maintain a cautious strategy while closely monitoring key indicators that could lead to breakthroughs.