最新报道:According to a report from Bijie.com and Jinshi Data on August 14th, Ethan Harris, former chief economist at Bank of America Securities, stated that the days of the Fed's unanimous stance are over. The dissenting voices of Waller and Bowman, appointed by President Trump in July, in support of a rate cut, have "broken harmony," meaning that no matter what the Fed decides, there will be dissenting voices. Harris also stated, "I expect a heated debate between hawks and doves before the September meeting, casting some uncertainty over the rate cut decision. The hawks will not give in easily. However, I believe this month's data supports a 25 basis point rate cut." Stephen Riccioto, chief economist at Mizuho Securities, stated that neither the hawks who support holding interest rates steady nor the doves who favor easing policy currently hold a majority. Most Fed officials hold a middle ground. The debate within the Fed centers on whether it makes sense to cut rates to support a weak labor market.