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Hey, fellow financial fans, the Federal Reserve has recently made a new move, and the discussion on the probability of interest rate cuts is in full swing! According to the latest data, the probability of a rate cut in September has been released, and today we will talk about it, by the way, analyze the trends in the next few months and see what these data mean for us.
First, let's take a look at the rate cut in September. According to the latest forecasts, the probability of a 25 basis point rate cut by the Fed in September is 30.5%, and the probability of a 50 basis point rate cut is as high as 69.5%. That said, the consensus is that a significant rate cut by the Fed in September is more likely.
Next, let's take a look at the situation in November. If the current trend continues, by November, the probability of a cumulative rate cut of 75 basis points by the Fed is only 4.1%, while the probability of a cumulative rate cut of 100 basis points has risen to 35.8%, and the most remarkable is the probability of a cumulative rate cut of 125 basis points, which is as high as 60.1%.
Today's foreign exchange market is a little fluctuating! Looking at the exchange rate of the US dollar against the yuan, it has been swaying all the way from 7.1420 at the beginning of the morning to the moment when we are talking now, and it has stood on the high ground of 7.1440. Compared with the official median price of 7.1345, the market is obviously more optimistic about the dollar. Yesterday, the exchange rate was on a roller coaster, and the highest soared to 7.1530, which was terrifying, but fortunately, the lowest point also reached 7.1150, which was a buffer for everyone's heart.
Hearing these numbers, you might be thinking, "What's wrong with this market?" "In fact, these data reflect the market's view of the global economic situation and concerns about the United States economic outlook. Interest rate cuts are often thought of as a means of stimulating economic growth, so when the market predicts that the Fed will cut interest rates, it is often a sign that people believe that the economy needs additional support.
Why is the market expecting this? There could be many reasons for this. First, global trade tensions have affected international trade and investment. Second, inflationary pressures have eased, giving the Fed more room to adjust its monetary policy. Finally, the slowdown in global economic growth, especially the poor performance of some major economies in Europe and Asia, has also prompted the Fed to consider a more accommodative monetary policy.
For investors, a cut in interest rates is often seen as good news because it lowers borrowing costs and increases corporate profitability and consumer purchasing power. However, if the rate cut is too large, it can also raise fears of a recession, as it usually indicates that the economy is in worse shape than expected.
Look at this day, the exchange rate of the euro against the yuan is also quite dramatic! At yesterday's close, it was firmly at a high of 7.8096, and as soon as it opened today, it loosened a little and slipped to 7.7998. However, by the time we talk now, the exchange rate has been fine-tuned to 7.7994, which is slightly stronger than the central price of 7.7889. The ups and downs of this exchange rate are like K-line charts in the stock market, up and down, affecting the hearts of many people. Yesterday's fluctuation, the highest touched the top of 7.7998, and the lowest probed the bottom of 7.7908, which really made people sweat.
Once the Fed does cut interest rates as the market expects, the impact will be manifold. First, interest rate cuts are often seen as good news for the stock market, as it lowers the cost of borrowing for companies and raises earnings expectations, which in turn attracts more money into the stock market. However, we should also be wary of the risk that "the good is the bad", that is, when the market expectation is fully reflected in the stock price, the subsequent interest rate cut may not continue to push the stock price higher, but may instead trigger profit-taking and correction.
For the bond market, a cut in interest rates will directly push down bond yields, causing bond prices to rise. This is undoubtedly good news for bond investors, but it may also lead to some capital flowing from the stock market to the bond market, causing some pressure on the stock market. In addition, rate cuts could exacerbate yield curve inversion in bond markets, where short-term bond yields are higher than long-term bond yields, which is often seen as a precursor to a recession.
The impact of interest rate cuts on the real economy is also obvious. Lower interest rates will encourage businesses and individuals to increase investment and consumption, thereby stimulating economic growth. However, the effect of this stimulus also depends on a number of factors, such as consumer confidence, corporate earnings, and the efficiency of policy transmission. If these factors are not effectively improved, the effect of interest rate cuts may be greatly reduced.
Take a look at the exchange rate of the British pound against the yuan, today is another good show! The median price is clearly written at 9.1261, but the market is stunned to 9.1374, this fluctuation is exciting enough! As soon as the morning opened, the pound rose sharply, directly to 9.1632, which seemed to compare yesterday's closing price of 9.1668. However, the market is always up and down, and yesterday the pound exchange rate touched the top of 9.1632 at its highest, but then quietly slipped to a low of 9.1274, playing a heartbeat.
The direction of the Fed's monetary policy will undoubtedly continue to be influenced by multiple factors such as the global economic situation, the level of inflation, and the job market. Against the current backdrop of heightened global economic uncertainty, the Fed needs to be more careful in balancing growth with inflation risks. At the same time, it is also necessary to pay close attention to the dynamic changes in the global financial market to ensure that the adjustment of monetary policy can effectively respond to potential market risks.
For market participants, in the face of the uncertainty of the Fed's interest rate cut expectations, they should remain calm and rational, and make reasonable investment decisions based on their own risk tolerance and investment objectives. At the same time, it is also necessary to pay attention to changes in other macroeconomic indicators and policy dynamics, so as to adjust investment strategies in a timely manner and respond to possible market fluctuations.
epilogue
Overall, the Fed's expectations for interest rate cuts in September and beyond not only reflect the complex challenges and uncertainties facing the global economy today, but also indicate that future volatility in financial markets is likely to intensify. In such uncertain times, both policymakers and market participants need to maintain a high degree of vigilance and keen insight. Only the Fed's rate cut expectations reflect the complexity of the current economic environment. Both investors and the general public should pay close attention to these changes in order to better prepare for future economic challenges. Remember, there are always ups and downs in economic cycles, and the key is to be prepared and flexible. Let's look forward to the next few months of economic development!
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