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Your money is being 'legally confiscated' by the Federal Reserve.
Just now, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell personally pressed the 'pause button'—the rate cut cycle has been halted, and interest rates will be firmly fixed at a high level of 3.5%-3.75%, with a clear indication that it 'might be maintained for a longer time'. The reason? The economy is 'surprisingly strong', inflation, although lower, is still above the 2% target. In simpler terms: your cash purchasing power will continue to be eroded by inflation, while your borrowing costs and opportunity costs remain high.
More critically, a split has emerged within the Federal Reserve, with two members publicly voting for a 'further rate cut'. What does this indicate? It suggests that the consensus on 'longer-term higher' is not solid, and the future is full of uncertainties. Powell is walking a tightrope: trying to appear tough and independent while also hesitating to truly strangle the economy. This immense uncertainty will become the fiercest 'meat grinder' in the market over the coming months.