Odaily星球日报讯 高盛首席美国经济学家 David Mericle 表示，预计 FOMC 将修改其声明，暗示其在 7 月份的会议上离降息更近了，FOMC 现在只需要‘稍微’增强对通胀前景的信心就能降息。高盛对 7 月份降息预期的修正，支持了其对几个月后降息的看法，预计 9 月份将首次降息，随后是按季度降息。（金十）

高盛分析师：FOMC或将修改其声明，预计9月首次降息随后按季降息

Odaily Odaily News: David Mericle, chief US economist at Goldman Sachs, said that the FOMC is expected to revise its statement, suggesting that it is closer to a rate cut at the July meeting, and that the FOMC now only needs to &quot;slightly&quot; increase its confidence in the inflation outlook to cut rates. Goldman Sachs&#39; revision of its expectations for a rate cut in July supports its view of a rate cut in a few months, with the first rate cut expected in September, followed by quarterly rate cuts. (Jinshi)

Goldman Sachs analysts: The FOMC may modify its statement, and a rate cut is expected in September, followed by quarterly rate cuts.

Odaily Planet Daily Report: Triple Crown Digital crypto analyst and partner Noelle Acheson stated that Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is expected to make some "exciting remarks" on Wednesday and hint at a rate cut in September. This week, market observers expect the Federal Reserve to announce a rate cut in September at the Federal Open Market Committee, and expect other central banks such as the Bank of England and the Bank of Japan to make similar statements. (DLNews)

Triple Crown Digital partners: The Federal Reserve chairman is expected to make some "exciting remarks" this week.

The Federal Reserve will announce its interest rate decision at 2 AM Taiwan time on Thursday. It is expected to maintain the interest rate at 5.25% to 5.5% unchanged. The market is focused on whether the Fed may signal a potential rate cut in September. Nick Timiraos, a reporter from The Wall Street Journal who is known as the "Fed whisperer," has written an analysis stating that officials this time will signal that a rate cut in September is highly likely.

The report indicates that although there are increasing reasons for a rate cut, the Fed is unlikely to cut rates this week, as recent inflation data has repeatedly surprised on the upside, and Fed officials will want to see more evidence before the first rate cut...

Fed mouthpiece: The Fed will cut interest rates in September to pursue a soft landing! US debt traders are starting to bet on a "two-notch" cut arbitrage.

On July 28, Wall Street Journal reporter Nick Timiraos wrote that "although Federal Reserve officials are unlikely to cut interest rates next week, the developments in inflation and the labor market should signal to officials that they will cut interest rates at the September meeting."

Since June, there have been rumors of interest rate cuts in the market! But this time the wolf has really come! Because Nick Timiraos is no ordinary person, he is known as the "mouthpiece of Wall Street."

Nick Timiraos joined the Wall Street Journal right after graduating from college, and has since served as the chief economics reporter, primarily responsible for reporting on the Federal Reserve and the US economy.