#美联储降息 The "Number Two" of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York recently released a significant viewpoint: the economic growth rate is expected to surge to 2.25% in 2026 (this year's forecast is only 1.5%), and inflation will also cool down to around 2.5%, ultimately stabilizing at the Fed's 2% target in 2027.

After three consecutive declines, this senior official sent a stability signal — monetary policy is now in a "well-positioned" state, sufficient to balance the risks of inflation and employment. The Federal Open Market Committee has adjusted its policy stance from moderately restrictive to neutral, simply put, policy ammunition is ready.

He expects recent economic reports to reflect a slowdown in employment growth and a cooling labor market, and explicitly supports last week's rate cut. These signals collectively suggest that monetary policy is responding to these risks in a planned manner, and the economy is expected to accelerate next year.