The Fed has a 59% probability of maintaining interest rates in September

ACCORDING TO THE CME FEDERAL RESERVE WATCH, THE FED HAD A PROBABILITY OF MAINTAINING INTEREST RATES CONSTANT BY 59.0 PER CENT BY SEPTEMBER, WITH A PROBABILITY OF A CUMULATIVE INCREASE OF 41.0 PER CENT TO 46.6 PER CENT IN OCTOBER FOR 25 BASIS POINTS AND 44.8 PER CENT FOR 25 BASIS POINTS AND 8.6 PER CENT FOR 50 BASIS POINTS. MARKETS DOMINATE THE EXPECTATION OF THE FED TO MAINTAIN INTEREST RATES IN THE SHORT TERM, REFLECTING THE CURRENT PERIOD OF OBSERVATION OF MONETARY POLICY. THE CO-EXISTENCE OF INTEREST RATE INCREASES SUGGESTS THAT THE MARKET REMAINS ALERT TO THE RISK OF A REBOUND IN INFLATION AND THAT THE GAME ON THE POLICY PATH REMAINS INTENSE。