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#狗狗币ETF最新动态# The interest rate cut in October has become a certainty, yet the market response remains chaotic. Meanwhile, the popularity of digital assets related to Musk continues to rise, attracting the attention of numerous investors.
Powell's words and actions show a clear contradiction: on one hand, he warns that stock market valuations are too high, while on the other hand, he raises the possibility of an interest rate cut in October to 93%. This "one foot on the brake and one foot on the accelerator" strategy reflects the Fed's conflicted position—hoping to cool down an overheated market while also worrying about the risks of excessive tightening. In essence, the interest rate cut policy has already been determined, and the warnings about market bubbles seem more like a posture of avoiding responsibility.
At the same time, Trump demonstrated astute strategic thinking on the Ukraine issue. On the surface, he took a firm stance, but in reality, he adopted a strategy of "Europe bears the costs while the U.S. observes the situation." He was willing to provide military support but refused to directly participate in the conflict, cleverly shifting the risk responsibility of the Russia-Ukraine confrontation onto the EU, thereby creating a protective barrier for the U.S. stock market.
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