TechFlow news — On September 9, according to Jinshi Data, as U.S. inflation gradually approaches the Federal Reserve's target, options traders generally expect that the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) data released this Wednesday will not trigger significant market volatility. Currently, investors are paying closer attention to signs of weakness in the labor market and whether the Fed can achieve a soft landing for the economy.
Eric Diton, President and Managing Director at Wealth Alliance, pointed out: "The key question facing equity investors is whether the Fed has missed its window to cut rates. The risk of recession has clearly risen compared to two months ago, while inflation is no longer the primary market concern." The Federal Reserve has begun preparing for potential rate cuts. However, there is widespread market concern that the Fed may have focused too heavily on inflation, overlooking the risks of slowing economic growth, which could lead to delayed policy adjustments and increase the likelihood of a hard landing.
