The central bank circle has been quite interesting lately – the Fed may stage a rare act of "dual chairpersons coexisting."

If Hasset is indeed officially nominated this month, the next five months will be quite surreal: the current one hasn't left yet, and the candidate has already started to "make their presence known" in the market. In simple terms, one is speaking on stage while the other is leaking information behind the scenes, with two sets of voices simultaneously influencing market expectations.

What is the biggest fear in such a divided situation? It's that the market can't figure out whose advice to follow.

The US dollar may be in trouble. When policy signals show a dual track, traders will nervously interpret every statement, and any slight divergence could lead to severe fluctuations. Risk assets will fare even worse; the stock market and cryptocurrencies, which are sensitive to sentiment, are expected to fluctuate like an electrocardiogram.

In the coming months, it is highly likely that we will see:

· Any party's remarks can trigger market upheaval.
· Asset prices have moved out of a zigzag pattern of crazy candlesticks.
· After a false breakout, the Dollar Index was pushed back to its original form.

Ultimately, this is not just a simple personnel change, but a rehearsal of the loss of control of monetary policy during a power vacuum.

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