On December 1st, #美联储恢复降息进程 , Fed Chairman Powell will attend an event at Stanford to commemorate Schultz. But don't expect him to reveal anything— the Fed has now entered a blackout period, and he won't say a word about the economy.
Next Wednesday is the interest rate decision. Currently, traders are generally betting on another 25 basis point cut, with the probability already soaring to around 90%. If this happens, the main event is actually yet to come — the market will be fixated on the Fed's updated dot plot, looking for clues about the 2026 interest rate policy. After all, that is the key signal that truly affects long-term allocations.
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SerumSquirrel
· 6h ago
Powell must be really holding back this time at Stanford, not saying a single word, which is making the market even more nervous... There's a 90% chance it's hard not to cut rates.
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DogeBachelor
· 12-02 13:49
Powell has handled this silent period quite well. Let's see next Wednesday whether there will be a rate cut; it feels like a 90% probability is already set in stone. The real focus is still on what signals the dot plot can reveal.
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gaslight_gasfeez
· 12-01 15:52
The rate cut has become a certainty, the key is still how the dot plot is drawn.
Powell has a very serious expression, can't say anything.
There is a 90% chance that we will see the outcome next week.
The roadmap for 2026 is what we really need to pay attention to, long-term Holdings will depend on it.
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AlgoAlchemist
· 12-01 15:48
Here we go again, the pixel art thing, every time it gets excessively interpreted by the market.
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bridge_anxiety
· 12-01 15:46
Powell's silence makes people even more anxious; a 90% probability of interest rate cuts feels off...
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ZKProofEnthusiast
· 12-01 15:43
Powell really keeps his mouth shut, attending events without saying anything, honestly can't understand what he's thinking.
90% chance of a rate cut? If that really happens, the market will start to get tangled up with 2026, feels like we're going to hype the dot plot again.
The dot plot is the real big deal, a 25 basis point cut isn't a big deal.
Next Wednesday will reveal the truth, whether to cut or not will be clear at a glance, anyway, I'm just waiting to see the subsequent reactions.
To put it bluntly, it still depends on long-term signals, short-term rate cuts are all just illusions, the real game lies in the future.
On December 1st, #美联储恢复降息进程 , Fed Chairman Powell will attend an event at Stanford to commemorate Schultz. But don't expect him to reveal anything— the Fed has now entered a blackout period, and he won't say a word about the economy.
Next Wednesday is the interest rate decision. Currently, traders are generally betting on another 25 basis point cut, with the probability already soaring to around 90%. If this happens, the main event is actually yet to come — the market will be fixated on the Fed's updated dot plot, looking for clues about the 2026 interest rate policy. After all, that is the key signal that truly affects long-term allocations.