最新报道:According to Bijie.com, on September 5 (UTC+8), Thu Lan Nguyen, Head of FX and Commodities Research at Commerzbank, noted that the broad dollar strength amid bond market turmoil suggests that investors have clearly not lost faith in "American exceptionalism"—the belief that the US economy is better able to weather crises than other economies. The extent to which the Federal Reserve will succumb to political pressure in the coming months remains unclear, as current economic conditions increasingly justify loose monetary policy. For example, if today's jobs report is another weak one, central bank officials will have a strong case to cut interest rates. The Fed's continued independence will only become clear if rising inflation warrants tighter monetary policy. However, as long as inflation remains subdued and the US economy continues to weaken, market participants can still gloss over the possibility of a Fed rate cut for a while. However, the situation will become truly problematic when tariffs begin to have a stronger impact on US prices.