The interest rate meeting boldly decided to raise interest rates by 25 basis points, but only 25 basis points can stabilize the market. If you are wrong, you are wrong, and I am not responsible for you. You can analyze and refer to it yourself. Let’s talk about logic next…
It seems impossible to raise interest rates by 50 basis points now. The banking crisis has just calmed down and the strength has not yet recovered. It is not suitable for such a radical move.
Without raising interest rates, it is even more impossible to let inflation remain high, and it may not have a stimulating effect on the economic situation and may be counterproductive. When the news came out, there was a huge surge. But when I calmed down, I thought something was wrong. Is the sudden failure to raise interest rates a bigger thunder than Credit Suisse Silicon Valley Bank about to explode, forcing the Federal Reserve to uncompromisingly stop raising interest rates? This has once again become a situation where three people's words come true, which is something the authorities don't want to see.
I believe the Powell team we can think of can also think of it.