Odaily星球日报讯 美国银行首席执行官 Brian Moynihan 在接受采访时表示，随着经济放缓和消费者紧缩开支，美联储应该尽快降息。 Brian 称：“经济正在放缓，所以我们必须小心，因为我们已经在抑制通胀方面取得了胜利，通胀率已经下降了。虽然还没有降到人们希望的水平，但我们必须小心不要试图做得太完美以至于把我们带入衰退。如果美国不相对快地开始降息，可能会打击美国消费者的信心。投资者希望看到的数据落在一个‘甜蜜地带’，数据要足够‘冷’以确保 9 月份降息的可能性不会被质疑，但也要足够”暖“以消除最近困扰市场的衰退担忧。”（金十）

Odaily星球日报讯 美国银行首席执行官 Brian Moynihan 在接受采访时表示，随着经济放缓和消费者紧缩开支，美联储应该尽快降息。Brian 称：“经济正在放缓，所以我们必须小心，因为我们已经在抑制通胀方面取得了胜利，通胀率已经下降了。虽然还没有降到人们希望的水平，但我们必须小心不要试图做得太完美以至于把我们带入衰退。如果美国不相对快地开始降息，可能会打击美国消费者的信心。投资者希望看到的数据落在一个‘甜蜜地带’，数据要足够‘冷’以确保 9 月份降息的可能性不会被质疑，但也要足够”暖“以消除最近困扰市场的衰退担忧。”（金十）

美银CEO：美联储面临重大风险，应尽快降息

Brian Moynihan, the CEO of Bank of America, stated in an interview that the Federal Reserve should cut interest rates as soon as possible as the economy slows down and consumers tighten their spending. Brian said: "The economy is slowing, so we have to be careful because we have already won the battle against inflation, and the inflation rate has dropped. Although it has not yet reached the level that people hope for, we must be careful not to try to be too perfect and end up in a recession. If the United States does not start cutting interest rates relatively quickly, it may undermine the confidence of American consumers. Investors hope to see data that falls into a 'sweet spot', with data being 'cold' enough to ensure that the possibility of a rate cut in September is not questioned, but also 'warm' enough to alleviate the recent market concerns about a recession."

Odaily Odaily News: Brian Moynihan, CEO of Bank of America, said in an interview that the Federal Reserve should cut interest rates as soon as possible as the economy slows and consumers tighten their spending. Brian said: &quot;The economy is slowing down, so we have to be careful because we have won in curbing inflation and the inflation rate has fallen. Although it has not fallen to the level people hope, we must be careful not to try to be too perfect and bring us into a recession. If the United States does not start to cut interest rates relatively quickly, it may hit the confidence of American consumers. The data that investors want to see falls in a &#39;sweet spot&#39;, the data should be &#39;cold&#39; enough to ensure that the possibility of a rate cut in September will not be questioned, but it should also be &#39;warm&#39; enough to eliminate the recession concerns that have plagued the market recently.&quot; (Jinshi)

Bank of America CEO: The Federal Reserve faces major risks and should cut interest rates as soon as possible.

Odaily Planet Daily News: According to the latest survey of economists by Bloomberg, nearly four-fifths of respondents expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by only 25 basis points in September, and the median estimate shows a 10% probability of an emergency rate cut before the September meeting. (Jinshi)

Bloomberg survey: The Federal Reserve will only cut interest rates by 25 basis points in September.

Odaily Planet Daily Report: Claudia Sahm, the founder of the Sahm Rule and Chief Economist at New Century Advisors, has personally published a statement, believing that the US economy has not yet fallen into recession, but is "disturbingly close to recession", and it is time for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates. Claudia Sahm said that the risk of economic recession has increased, which strengthens the reasons for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates. The rise in the unemployment rate over the past year, as reflected in the Sahm Rule, now appears to have exceeded the normal level and is approaching the degree of recession. It is now time for the Federal Reserve to use its own tools and lower interest rates.

It is reported that the Sahm Rule is an indicator that predicts economic recession, believing that once the three-month moving average of the unemployment rate is 0.5 percentage points higher than the low point of the past year, it means that the economic recession has already begun.

The founder of the Sam rule: The Federal Reserve needs to start cutting interest rates.

The market's attention is all focused on the US consumer price index (CPI) report this week, and traders hope this will provide the Federal Reserve with the necessary ammunition to begin cutting interest rates at its next meeting in September. Considering that Powell may soon outline his interest rate cut plan at the Jackson Hole economic symposium, traders question whether the market's performance when he speaks will be higher than after the inflation data is released. Powell's message later this month may help investors predict how many rate cuts will occur over the next year, as he hinted at the end of July that policymakers may lower borrowing costs at the September meeting. (Jinshi)