Odaily星球日报讯 高盛 CEO 所罗门预计，美联储将避免紧急降息，因为他认为美国经济将避免衰退。 所罗门在接受采访时说：“我预计在 9 月之前不会看到任何进展。经济将会平稳发展，可能不会出现衰退。”所罗门表示，“基于目前看到的经济数据和美联储发出的信息，我认为今年秋季可能会有一到两次降息。”（金十）

Odaily星球日报讯 高盛 CEO 所罗门预计，美联储将避免紧急降息，因为他认为美国经济将避免衰退。所罗门在接受采访时说：“我预计在 9 月之前不会看到任何进展。经济将会平稳发展，可能不会出现衰退。”所罗门表示，“基于目前看到的经济数据和美联储发出的信息，我认为今年秋季可能会有一到两次降息。”（金十）

高盛CEO：预计美联储不会紧急降息，秋季可能降息1-2次

According to Odaily, Goldman Sachs CEO Solomon expects the Federal Reserve to avoid emergency rate cuts, as he believes the US economy will avoid a recession. Solomon said in an interview: "I don't expect to see any progress before September. The economy will develop steadily and may not experience a recession." Solomon stated, "Based on the current economic data and the information released by the Federal Reserve, I believe there may be one or two rate cuts in the fall of this year."

Odaily Odaily News Goldman Sachs CEO Solomon expects the Federal Reserve to avoid emergency rate cuts because he believes the U.S. economy will avoid a recession. Solomon said in an interview: &quot;I don&#39;t expect to see any progress before September. The economy will develop steadily and there may not be a recession.&quot; Solomon said, &quot;Based on the economic data we have seen so far and the information sent by the Federal Reserve, I think there may be one or two rate cuts this fall.&quot; (Jinshi)

Goldman Sachs CEO: Expects the Federal Reserve not to cut interest rates urgently, and may cut interest rates 1-2 times in the fall.

Odaily Planet Daily Report: Goldman Sachs' economists have raised the likelihood of a US economic recession next year from 15% to 25%. However, they also pointed out that despite a significant rise in the unemployment rate, "there are several reasons not to worry about an economic recession." Led by Jan Hatzius, Goldman Sachs' economists stated: "We still believe the risk of a recession is limited. The overall economy still looks good, there are no major financial imbalances, the Federal Reserve has a lot of room to cut rates, and they can cut rates quickly if necessary." It is worth noting that Goldman Sachs' forecast for the Federal Reserve is not as aggressive as that of JPMorgan and Citigroup. Hatzius' team expects the Federal Reserve to cut the benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points in September, November, and December; in contrast, JPMorgan and Citigroup expect a 50-basis-point rate cut in September. The Goldman Sachs report stated: "Our forecast is premised on employment growth recovering in August, and the FOMC believing that a 25-basis-point cut is sufficient to address any downside risks. If we are wrong, and the August employment report is as weak as July, then a 50-basis-point cut in September is possible." The economists added that they are skeptical about the "risk" of a "rapid deterioration" in the US labor market. They say this because job openings indicate that demand remains solid, and there is no obvious shock that has caused a downturn.

Goldman Sachs has raised the "recession risk" for the US economy to 25%.

[Federal Reserve]
- Jeremy Siegel of the Wharton School has called for the Federal Reserve to urgently cut the federal funds rate by 75 basis points.
- Bitwise Chief Information Officer Matt Hougan has taken a more cautious approach and stated that an emergency rate cut is unlikely.
As global financial markets have seen significant declines over the past two trading days, attention has turned to the Federal Reserve.
The Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged at 5.25% to 5.5% in its meeting last week, and most industry observers expect the Federal Reserve to cut rates by 50 basis points at its September meeting.

Is there a call for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates urgently, with experts having differing opinions.

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