TechFlow, July 24 — According to Jinshi Data, foreign media analysis indicates that under the impact of tariff policies, Federal Reserve Chair Powell insists on waiting for more evidence to confirm that inflation is not surging before cutting interest rates. Another reason Powell needs to proceed cautiously is that the movement of the U.S. dollar has been extremely unusual. Prior to the announcement of the tariff policy, markets widely expected tariffs would strengthen the dollar. However, in reality, the dollar has weakened. Since April 2, "Liberation Day," the U.S. Dollar Index has dropped 6.8%, and year-to-date in 2025, it has fallen approximately 10.4%, making it the worst start-of-year performance in at least 25 years. The persistent weakness of the dollar is more likely to have significant effects on the economy, including consumer prices.
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