最新报道:According to Bijie.com, on September 11, Adam, a macroeconomic researcher at Greeks.live, tweeted, "Despite the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision next week, implied volatility in the options market has remained relatively stable, even declining slightly. The options market is pricing future volatility relatively low, and the consensus is that the 25 basis point rate cut has already been priced in. Block trade volume has increased significantly recently, accounting for more than half of daily trading volume for the past two weeks. Looking at the transaction distribution, the majority of transactions occurred within the current month, and the ratio of active buying to active selling is close. This indicates that the market is highly divided on the second half of the month, but volatility expectations are generally average. Overall, the market remains more optimistic about the fourth quarter."