Recently, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell made a series of important comments on the current state of the US economy. He stressed that the United States is not currently in a recession. This judgment is supported by the Atlanta Fed's GDP model, which shows no clear signs of a recession.

In particular, Powell noted that inflationary pressures may not be as strong as previously anticipated. If this trend continues, the Fed may consider cutting interest rates earlier. In addition, the performance of the labor market is also one of the key factors influencing monetary policy. Powell said that if there are signs of weakness in the labor market, it could also prompt the Fed to cut interest rates early.

These remarks reflect the Fed's flexibility in regulating the economy. Although the current economic situation is relatively stable, the Fed is still closely monitoring the changes in various economic indicators in order to adjust the policy direction in a timely manner. Powell's speech provided important policy guidance for the market and gave investors a clearer picture of the outlook for the US economy.

However, we also need to note that the economic situation is complex and volatile, and the Fed's policy orientation may adjust as new data emerges. Investors and market participants should remain vigilant and keep an eye on economic data and policy developments to make more informed decisions.