Recently, Fed Chairman Powell's attitude towards interest rate policy has attracted widespread follow. Currently, discussions surrounding the topic of interest rate cuts have become the focus of the upcoming Fed meeting. Although the outside world generally expects interest rates to remain unchanged, the market still holds hopes for potential positive signals.

Analysts predict that Powell is likely to first emphasize the independence of the Fed and maintain the current interest rate level. However, what is truly worth following is the policy space he may leave in his statements. If the inflation trend meets expectations, the possibility of future rate cuts will increase. This cautious and flexible stance reflects the Fed's strategic considerations in the current economic environment.

However, external factors may still affect this outlook. If trade frictions escalate and lead to rising inflation expectations, it could disrupt the original interest rate cut plans. But as long as economic growth can moderately slow down, the overall direction of the Fed's accommodative monetary policy is expected to remain unchanged.

Powell faces the challenge of signaling appropriate policy adjustments to the market while maintaining the Fed's policy independence. This requires him to find a delicate balance between principled positions and flexible responses. Regardless of the final decision, the outcome of this interest rate meeting will have a significant impact on global financial markets, and it is worth our continued follow.