Darkfoam: The core inflation rate in the United States is showing a downward trend, and there is no urgency for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates in September

Crypto analyst Darkfost stated that the core CPI in the United States has reached a low point in over 5 years, and despite high monthly inflation, the long-term downward trend since 2022 is evident. The Federal Reserve's decisions are based on long-term evolution, and there is no urgency for the Fed to raise interest rates in September. (Source: Federal Reserve) AI interpretation: The continuous decline of core inflation indicators has clarified the long-term trend of easing price pressures. The current focus of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy has shifted from suppressing inflation to balancing economic growth, and maintaining interest rates unchanged in September is an inevitable choice based on data support. This trend weakens the need for further tightening, further consolidating the consensus in the market that interest rates will peak. Policy makers will continue to maintain the current high interest rate level to observe the subsequent economic response, and the short-term interest rate hike window has closed.