#美国消费者物价指数发布在即 $DASH $ZEC $SUI

【Latest Federal Reserve Developments】Can Inflation Successfully Return to 2%? Executives' Statements Spark Market Waves

Recently, the Federal Reserve system has been sending frequent significant signals, with statements from several key figures causing ripples in both the crypto community and traditional financial circles.

Richmond Fed President Barkin was the first to break the silence. He admitted that inflation remains at a relatively high level, but it is worth noting that there are no signs of runaway inflation at this time. Before he finished speaking, Atlanta Fed President Bostic immediately sent the market a long-awaited signal — inflationary pressures are gradually easing, and the policy target of 2% may be reattained in Q4.

Bostic's remarks were more specific. He pointed out that the current interest rate level is already near the neutral zone, and the need for further rate cuts is decreasing. In his words, the existing policy framework is in a "just right" balance. Additionally, he gave a positive assessment of the latest inflation data, which signals an increasing probability of a soft landing for the economy.

However, the story does not end there.

U.S. House Speaker Johnson suddenly intervened, publicly stating that the Department of Justice should thoroughly investigate Federal Reserve Chair Powell, emphasizing that if the investigation ultimately finds no wrongdoing, the truth will be revealed and his innocence will be restored. This political statement was like dropping a bomb on the calm market, leading to speculation about whether there are still undisclosed disputes between Washington and the independent Fed.

The situation is becoming increasingly complex. On one hand, the trend of slowing inflation appears relatively stable; on the other hand, the Fed seems inclined to temporarily pause further monetary policy adjustments; but thirdly, political interference cannot be underestimated.

For investors holding assets like $DASH, $ZEC, $SUI, etc., what do these changes really mean? Can inflation truly be tamed back into a gentle 2% range? How will Powell respond to these political pressures?

The market's answer is still brewing. 📊