The Federal Reserve now stands at an awkward crossroads. Should it cut interest rates to ease economic pressure, or stick to high interest rates to curb inflation?
The U.S. dollar deposit interest rate strategy seems to be gradually failing, and the U.S. financial system seems to be facing unprecedented difficulties.
Recently, the Federal Reserve’s decisions have attracted widespread attention. While the statement highlighted concerns about inflation, markets picked up on subtle signals of a possible rate cut. This wave of operations makes people feel confused about the future of the U.S. economy.
The road to U.S. economic recovery seems smooth, but in fact there are undercurrents. The cost of high interest rates is gradually emerging, and the instability of CPI data has intensified concerns about inflation. To make matters worse, high interest rates have put heavy pressure on the Federal Reserve's balance sheet and appear to be pushing the U.S. financial system to the edge of a cliff.
In this risk game, the Fed seems to have no choice but to defuse the crisis. However, this reliance undoubtedly increases systemic risks. Whether it is the rise or fall of the stock market or currency circle, it may lead to unpredictable consequences!
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