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Just now, the Federal Reserve had an argument with history!🕊️ VS 🦅

At three in the morning, the anticipated 25 basis point rate cut finally materialized. But the market was only half laughing, realizing that their 'dovish script' was torn apart—the dot plot remained unchanged, and there was chaos within!

1. The devil is in the details

Don't be fooled by the rate cut; the dot plot exudes a hawkish flavor: the median interest rate forecast for 2025-2026 remained static. Even more shocking, three out of twelve committee members voted against it (one wanted a 50 basis point cut, and two simply didn't want any cut). This is the most divided it has been since 2019!😯

2. Powell, firing directly

The harshest remark at the press conference: "Current commodity inflation is partly driven by tariff policies." This is almost a direct response to Trump's pressure. He added: the interest rate is now just "neutral to slightly high," and the tap can be opened or tightened at any time.💧

3. Trump, crazily retaliating

"Cut too little! Should at least double!" The understanding king is firing on all cylinders, calling for "the lowest interest rates globally." On one side, the Federal Reserve wants stability, while on the other side, there’s a desperate push to the floor. The policy seesaw is more exciting than American dramas.🎬

What impact does this have on us?

Simply put, the crypto market and U.S. stocks are now more tightly bound than couples (the correlation has soared to 0.5). The Federal Reserve's "expectation management machine" shifts slightly, and volatility follows. The current situation is: the water has been provided, but they tell you "there may be limits later."

Is this wave the Federal Reserve's "preventive shot" or pain relief before a recession? Waiting for your arguments in the comments!

👇What do you think will happen next:

A. Pretend to loosen, but actually tighten

B. Quietly release the floodgates, on the eve of a bull market

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