#我的Gate交易时刻 The Federal Reserve delays interest rate hikes: Short-term bullishness in U.S. stocks and risk warnings for the end of the year — I have shifted from a bearish to a bullish stance for the following reasons. The Federal Reserve announced that the rate hike will be delayed until January 2027, which means that in the next more than six months, the market will not face pressure from the Fed to raise interest rates. This decision is largely in line with market expectations, as the market has already sensed the possibility of a delayed rate hike from various economic data and statements from Fed officials. Previously, there was ongoing doubt whether the Fed would start raising rates within the year, and this clear statement from the Fed is undoubtedly a "calming pill" for the market. Looking at economic data, U.S. inflation has slowed somewhat but still remains below the Fed’s target, and the employment market also shows some uncertainties. The Fed’s cautious stance is understandable. For investors, this is undoubtedly good news, as the previously tense nerves in the market can relax, and there is more time and space for funds to seek opportunities.