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The White House economic team recently sent out a significant signal. U.S. economic official Hassett pointed out in an interview that the current economic data clearly shows that artificial intelligence is truly driving productivity improvements.
According to his calculations, if GDP growth can maintain around 4%, the United States could add 100,000 to 150,000 jobs per month. This number is quite substantial – it means that economic growth is not just good on paper, but is also creating real employment.
Interestingly, Hasett is directly pressuring the Federal Reserve, believing that the pace of interest rate cuts is too conservative. His logic is straightforward: such GDP performance is itself the best economic gift for the entire United States, and the Fed has no need to remain inactive.
This reflects two key trends:
The productive role of AI has moved from theory to reality, no longer just a conceptual discussion.
📈 The momentum of economic growth is strong, far exceeding previous pessimistic expectations.
📉 The market has new expectations for the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts next year.
What does this mean for the cryptocurrency market? If the economy maintains this momentum, will the Federal Reserve really accelerate the pace of interest rate cuts next year? Or will it continue to be cautious due to inflation concerns? These are all worth paying attention to.
What do you think? Is this wave of productivity breakthroughs brought by AI a long-term trend or just a flash in the pan? How will the Federal Reserve adjust its policies next year?