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According to ChainCatcher news, Golden Ten Data reported that Brad Conger, Chief Investment Officer of Hirtle & Co., stated that a small dispute broke out within the FOMC today, with dissenters leaning toward a tighter policy stance, setting the direction of the "struggle" for the incoming chair. The bond market has been pricing in this scenario for several weeks. Conger believes that, given the strong growth in private consumption and corporate investment, the hawks will gain the upper hand in this contest.

Michelle believes that the disagreements among policymakers send a message to the incoming Federal Reserve Chair: "We might raise objections, so be prepared." Michelle described the Federal Reserve's statement as "meticulously orchestrated," noting that the central bank adjusted its description of inflation from "somewhat stabilized" to "stabilized." Expand

Looking at the global landscape, I have never been a die-hard fan of the dot plot. I believe our communication has been effective. It is natural to consider improving communication. If we need to raise interest rates, we will definitely send that signal. If it is appropriate to cut rates, we will also provide the corresponding signal.