Recently, Powell's speech has attracted widespread attention from the financial markets. Unlike before, this time his remarks show a clear dovish tendency, a change that has exceeded the expectations of many analysts. Looking back, Powell has delivered 13 formal views on the economy and interest rate cuts in 2025, most of which have a hawkish tone. The Fed has long maintained its unwavering 2% inflation target.

However, Powell's statement this time seems to relax this stance, which may reflect a policy adjustment under certain political pressures. Although the overall direction is basically in line with previous market expectations, a certain degree of rebound in the market is still expected, but this shift in policy attitude will undoubtedly exacerbate market volatility.

For investors, what needs to be closely monitored next is the sustainability and strength of this rebound. It is advisable to remain cautious, avoid blindly chasing highs, and keep flexibility in strategies. In this uncertain market environment, timely adjustments to investment strategies and attention to macroeconomic indicators and policy changes will be key to coping with market fluctuations.