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- 20:10Charles Schwab: Fed Decision May Benefit Risk Assets in the Short Term, But Volatility Expected to Remain HighJinse Finance reported that Charles Schwab analyst Richard Flynn stated that by taking preemptive action, the Federal Reserve is sending a cautious signal in the face of rising downside risks, especially as global growth remains sluggish and policy uncertainty persists. For investors, this is a measured adjustment rather than a dramatic shift. Although this rate cut may provide short-term support for risk assets and could potentially trigger a seasonal 'Santa Claus rally,' volatility may remain elevated as the market needs to assess its impact on future policy and the broader economic outlook.
- 20:10Powell: There is no zero-risk path for policyJinse Finance reported that Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that there is no zero-risk path for policy, and in recent months, the balance of risks has changed.
- 20:10Goldman Sachs: Fed Hawks Reassured, Future Easing Depends on Labor MarketJinse Finance reported that Goldman Sachs analyst Kay Haigh stated that the Federal Reserve has reached the end of its "preemptive rate cuts." She believes: "The next responsibility lies with labor market data, which must weaken further to justify additional near-term easing policies. The 'hard dissent' from voting members and the 'soft dissent' reflected in the 'dot plot' highlight the hawkish camp within the Federal Reserve, while the reintroduction of language regarding the 'extent and timing' of future policy decisions in the statement is likely intended to appease them. Although this leaves the possibility for future rate cuts, the weakness in the labor market must reach a higher threshold."
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