#美联储会议纪要#

Federal Reserve minutes = procrastination literature? The market rolls its eyes, traders collectively experience heartbreak.
Every time the minutes are released, the market reads them as a "love letter", but this time, every word is "wait a little longer". Officials are consistent: Inflation is not decreasing, and interest rate cuts are off the table! This is not just conservative; it feels more like a "cold treatment" in the monetary world.
Summary of the key points: The meeting minutes repeatedly emphasized the need for "more robust evidence" showing that inflation is moving closer to 2%. The issue is that the current CPI and PCE are disappointing, so it is not surprising that the Federal Reserve has chosen to wait and see until the end of the year.
Market reaction after reading:
* US stocks: Feeling deceived, the technical correction comes suddenly;
* Gold: Hesitant and cautious, unwilling to rise significantly;
* Dollar: Laughing out loud, continues to reign;
* Bitcoin: Accumulating while cursing, shouting "When will the easing come?!"
* Treat minutes not as a script, but as a psychological analysis report. This Federal Reserve is not talking about finance, but about emotional management. If it can be delayed, it will be; if it can be endured, it will be. While stabilizing the economy, it also wears down traders' hopes.