#美联储利率政策争议# Time flies, and another round of Fed's decisions is approaching. Looking back at history, each significant interest rate policy adjustment has stirred waves in the market. This time is no exception, with constant debates from all sides. Some believe that inflationary pressures still exist and that rates should continue to rise; others worry about the risk of economic recession and call for a pause.

Looking back at the ultra-loose policies after the 2008 financial crisis from the current point in time, they did help the economy out of trouble, but they also laid the groundwork for today's high inflation. History is always remarkably similar, and now we face a similar choice – should we continue tightening or shift to easing?

Regardless, next week's non-farm payroll data and PCE price index will be key indicators. Combined with factors such as Sino-U.S. trade consultations, the Fed's decisions will affect the global market's nerves. We must remain calm, learn from historical lessons, and objectively analyze the current situation to prepare for various possibilities. After all, the economic cycle never stops, and what we can do is find opportunities amidst the fluctuations.