最新报道:According to Bijie.com, on July 31 (UTC+8), Natixis strategists Christopher Hodge and John Briggs stated in a report that the bank still expects the US Treasury yield curve to steepen over the medium term. "From an interest rate perspective, this meeting did not bring much new information to the table that would change our overall medium-term view." They expect the yield curve steepening to be driven primarily by a faster decline in short-term interest rates than in long-term ones, with this process more concentrated later this year. This forecast is based on market expectations that the Federal Reserve will begin cutting interest rates in October and lower the policy rate to a range of 2.75%-3.00% by June 2026. In addition to the upcoming non-farm payroll report and CPI data, the minutes of this meeting are also particularly important. They will be released on August 20, just before the Jackson Hole global central bank symposium.