The Federal Reserve Will Implement The Second Rate Increase In 10 Years This Year.

Though it is still unclear now.

Economists are still optimistic about the economic trend in the second half of this year.

Because of this, many people believe that the Fed will publish hawkish remarks after the meeting, and may also change their views on the current US interest rate outlook.

If interest rates are not raised, the Federal Reserve will reduce the expected rate of increase in interest rates.

At the US FOMC monetary conference held today and tomorrow, the Fed will show to the market that the rate hike is expected to increase, and that the interest rate hike will come soon.

Based on the speech of Yellen, chairman of the Federal Reserve, at the annual meeting of the global central bank of Jackson Holzer, she really wanted to return to the interest rate game, because the statement after the Federal Reserve meeting did not close the door to raise interest rates, but did not specify the specific time to raise interest rates.

The Fed will make a statement at 2 p.m. EDT, and Yellen will hold a brief press conference at 2:30.

Scott Anderson, chief economist of the West Bank, said: "the Fed's move may not be too courageous, the current US."

Not very good, so I do not expect the fed to implement the second rate hike in 10 years this year.

90% of the respondents on CNBC television said the Federal Reserve would keep interest rates unchanged at this week's meeting, and most economists expect the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates in December.

The reason is that 31% think it is due to the current global

Very severe, 22% of people think that the market is not yet ready, and 25% of people think that other reasons, such as the United States economic data soft.

Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at MITSUBISHI bank, said that despite the weaker economic data in August, he suggested that the Fed should raise interest rates now.

But then fed officials Daniel Tarullo and Lyle Brainard shook the market again, saying that the Federal Reserve would consider raising interest rates calmly.

Anderson pointed out that he even looked forward to Yellen's speech at the press conference after the meeting. Yellen would surely suggest that the rate hike was expected to be stronger and stronger, but she would have to see what she would say.

If the Fed keeps interest rates unchanged, the stock market will start celebrating.

If the Fed really gives us a surprise, the market may be in a panic.

Anderson also said he expected the fed to raise interest rate expectations but did not explicitly indicate the specific rate hike.

The Fed has done this before and disappointed the market, so this time they will be more careful to prevent the market from losing its trust.

"I think the Fed must overcome the fear of the market and believe that we have the ability to overcome this ability to reduce panic," he said.

Now the market also needs the fed to give it a powerful medicine. "