Don't expect significant interest rate cuts anymore! Federal Reserve's Bostic recently stated: the current policy is not really hitting the brakes, perhaps just one or two rate cuts could bring the economy back to a 'neutral state'.
What does this mean? To put it simply, the Federal Reserve believes that the current interest rates are not suffocating the economy. Bostic directly pointed out: the wave of rate cuts that the market previously anticipated may not come, a slight adjustment is enough. Even more noteworthy is his other judgment — the expectation that there will be no rate cuts until 2026! This means that the high interest rate environment may last longer than many people imagine.
What impact does this have on you? Mortgage loans, car loans, deposit rates... may all hover at relatively high levels for a while. The mindset in the investment market also needs to adjust; don't bet on the central bank doing large-scale 'easing'.
Does Bostic's statement indicate that the Federal Reserve's rate cut cycle will be 'short and shallow'? Do you think he is soothing the market, or hinting that policy will really shift? Share your thoughts in the comments!#Strategy增持比特币 #加密市场回调 #BTC何时反弹？