Tonight, Lao Bao's speech is still neutral, and it is puzzling why he always leads the topic to tariffs.

The Federal Reserve regulates the market mainly by raising interest rates, cutting interest rates, and adjusting overnight lending rates; Tariff policy, on the other hand, is decided directly by the president. After the epidemic, the fourth quantitative easing pushed up inflation, and the Federal Reserve continued to raise interest rates, making its policymakers more cautious about the interest rate base.

Previously, Trump frequently used tariff tools in an attempt to force the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates to stimulate the market. But Lao Bao did not accept the offer, and repeatedly led the problem to tariffs. Both sides have their own agendas, but it is the global economy that suffers from its fluctuations.