Vosh's statement indicates a tendency to cut interest rates, and Federal Reserve policies may be adjusted.

Mars Finance news: according to Jintong, a research report from CICC (China International Capital Corporation) says that Kevin Walsh, a nominee for Federal Reserve chair, revealed at a Senate Banking Committee hearing the core policy stance of “running balance sheet reduction and interest rate cuts in parallel.” He clearly opposes normalizing quantitative easing and advocates the gradual compression of the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet size. Although he made no explicit commitment, his remarks already show a tendency toward interest rate cuts. This shift may mean that the narrative that dollar liquidity will continue to run rampant will face a correction.

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