The Fed rate cut is imminent, but Wall Street's lingering concerns remain!

The Fed's rate cut is imminent, but the market remains nervous. Alessio de Longis stated that the market is eager to understand the beginning of the rate cut cycle, but whether the Fed is truly concerned about the economy will affect the interpretation. Future data will impact the possibility of a 50 basis point rate cut, rising from 29% to 35%. Rick Rieder pointed out that the Fed may ease monetary policy even without significant economic weakness. Quincy Krosby reminded that factors for a rate cut include declining inflation or a weak labor market. September historically has poor stock market performance, and the market needs to pay attention to potential uncertainties