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Why won't there be a rate cut in September?
1. The unemployment rate in the United States is currently 4.2%, at a historically low level, with no need for interest rate cuts.
2. Core inflation PCE is 3.1%, and the Federal Reserve's target is to reduce it to below 2%. If there are further interest rate cuts, combined with the impact of trade tariffs, it will lead to higher inflation, and there's no need to make matters worse.
3. The U.S. stock market currently has a certain bubble, and further interest rate cuts will only accelerate the stock market bubble, increasing the risk of a financial cr
1. The unemployment rate in the United States is currently 4.2%, at a historically low level, with no need for interest rate cuts.
2. Core inflation PCE is 3.1%, and the Federal Reserve's target is to reduce it to below 2%. If there are further interest rate cuts, combined with the impact of trade tariffs, it will lead to higher inflation, and there's no need to make matters worse.
3. The U.S. stock market currently has a certain bubble, and further interest rate cuts will only accelerate the stock market bubble, increasing the risk of a financial cr
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