Tony Welch: The Federal Reserve still has a high threshold for rate hikes, and the economy does not yet show a need for rate cuts.
ChainCatcher News, according to Golden Ten Data, Tony Welch, Chief Investment Officer of Atlanta Signature FD, stated that the market has not reacted much to the Federal Reserve's decisions, as signals have basically been released in advance. He pointed out that the current environment does not urgently require a rate cut, and the bond market has noticed a slow decline in the probability of rate cuts, with interest rates trending upward. Welch believes that unless the economy deteriorates, the threshold for a rate hike remains very high.
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