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The November 2024 FOMC meeting cut rates by 25 basis points as the market expected, with the target range adjusted to 4.5%-4.75%.The Fed adopted a more flexible monetary policy in response to the current economic situation.Powell emphasized the complexity of the current job market and inflation situationIn the meeting statement, the Federal Reserve's description of the job market from "slowdown" to "general easing", and at the same time the statement on inflation was also fine-tuned to remove the expectation that inflation will continue to declineThese changes reflect the Fed's assessment of the economic situation has been adjusted, but overall did not deviate from its objectives.Future monetary policy will depend on changes in economic data rather than a predetermined path.This open-ended

In September, the market widely expected the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 25 basis points in both November and December. However, following the release of various economic data and Trump’s return to the political scene, analysts now suggest that the Fed’s rate path is filled with uncertainty, making future moves unpredictable.To prevent the significant rate hikes of the past two and a half years from unnecessarily dragging down economic growth, the Fed approved a 25-basis-point rate cut on Thursday, while hinting at more uncertainty regarding the pace of future rate cuts.The market has already reduced bets on another rate cut in December. The CME’s rate watch tool indicates a 32% chance that the Fed will keep rates unchanged in December, a significant increase from 14% a month