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title: "Goldman Sachs CEO hints that the Federal Reserve does not need to cut interest rates quickly"
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description: "Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon stated that the Federal Reserve does not need to cut interest rates quickly, as market investor sentiment is overly exuberant. He believes that the policy rate is not restrictive, the overall environment is positive, but uncertainty in trade policy poses a hindrance to economic growth. Although the market generally expects the Federal Reserve to cut rates by 25 basis points at next week's meeting, Solomon's views are contrary to those of the Trump administration"
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# Goldman Sachs CEO hints that the Federal Reserve does not need to cut interest rates quickly

According to , Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon hinted that the Federal Reserve does not need to quickly cut interest rates; currently, investor enthusiasm in the market is on the overly excited side.

Solomon's view contrasts with the Trump administration's pressure on the Federal Reserve to loosen monetary policy. He stated that, from a risk appetite perspective, he does not feel that the policy rate is extremely restrictive.

He believes that the overall environment is positive but warned that trade policies have consistently posed a drag on economic growth, and uncertainty has slowed down investment. Currently, there are some constructive forces interacting with some resistance and uncertainty.

Goldman Sachs has recently been dealing with sharp criticism from the Trump administration. Last month, President Trump condemned the bank's research on his tariff measures, criticized Solomon for not publicly praising his administration's achievements, and even mocked Solomon on social media, suggesting he "should focus on being a DJ rather than worrying about running a large financial institution."

According to futures contract pricing, the market widely expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 25 basis points at next week's meeting. In addition, expectations for further rate cuts by the Federal Reserve at meetings before the end of the year have increased.

(WL)

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