The Federal Reserve throws candy, and the market goes wild: Brake? Nonexistent, keep charging! 🚀🎄
Powell's big gift: On December 10, as scheduled, throwing out a 25 basis point rate cut candy, with rates dropping to 3.50%-3.75%, the third cut this year, totaling 75 basis points. On the surface, it sounds dovish
But in reality, it says: "Kids, money doesn't come from the wind, don't expect it next time!"
Internal drama: Vote 9:3, 3 big shots not satisfied—one shouting "Cutting 50 is too conservative!", two yelling "Not cutting is right!".
The Federal Reserve meeting has turned into a de facto "family meeting", Powell is exhausted.
Dot plot complaints: Only one rate cut left by 2026? The market originally wanted to feast a bit more, but Powell: "Next year is a diet, only allowed to cut once!"
Market reaction: Completely ignoring the advice!
U.S. stocks soar (Dow skyrockets 500 points, S&P hits historical highs), silver directly sets a record high (up 113% this year, Silver Brother: Thanks, Uncle Powell!), the dollar lies flat, and U.S. Treasury yields flop. Investors collectively: Hawkish? Nonexistent, rate cuts are a signal of celebration!
In summary: The Federal Reserve earnestly shouts "Rate cuts need to brake",
The market replies: "The brakes are broken, keep going! Christmas rally, let's go! 🎄🚀"
The low-interest rate era continues, risk assets keep partying, but be careful that Powell really steps on the brakes next time~ 😏
Little 'milk' 🐶, 'p●u●p●p●i●e●s'