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However, the process of reducing the inflation rate to 2% has stalled, and there has even been a rebound. The market is worried that the Fed will stage a "hawkish interest rate cut" next Wednesday, and the Fed may cut the guidance on interest rate cuts in the bitmap.However, the process of reducing the inflation rate to 2% has stalled, and there has even been a rebound. The market is worried that the Fed will stage a "hawkish interest rate cut" next Wednesday, and the Fed may cut the guidance on interest rate cuts in the bitmap.However, the process of reducing the inflation rate to 2% has stalled, and there has even been a rebound. The market is worried that the Fed will stage a "hawkish interest rate cut" next Wednesday, and the Fed may cut the guidance on interest rate cuts in the bitmap.

"Boots" landed smoothly, and the A-share market ushered in a multi-window period?However, the process of reducing the inflation rate to 2% has stalled, and there has even been a rebound. The market is worried that the Fed will stage a "hawkish interest rate cut" next Wednesday, and the Fed may cut the guidance on interest rate cuts in the bitmap.

-The market expects that the new bitmap will show that the total number of interest rate cuts will be reduced from the previous four to two in 2025, and the federal funds rate will be lowered to a neutral level of 3.75% to 4% by the end of the second quarter of 2025. Affected by this, the US dollar index continues to rise, which makes the interest rate cut achieve the effect of raising interest rates, which is expected to be "ceiling" management.-The market expects that the new bitmap will show that the total number of interest rate cuts will be reduced from the previous four to two in 2025, and the federal funds rate will be lowered to a neutral level of 3.75% to 4% by the end of the second quarter of 2025. Affected by this, the US dollar index continues to rise, which makes the interest rate cut achieve the effect of raising interest rates, which is expected to be "ceiling" management.