Facing the dual challenges of politics and economy, the uncertainty of the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut in 2025 is increasing
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In 2025, the global economic and financial environment is facing new changes: US President elect Trump will be sworn in on January 20th, and the resurgence of inflation concerns has injected new complexity into the Federal Reserve's decision-making; Investors not only have to face the possibility of the Federal Reserve suspending interest rate cuts, but also the turbulence that the new Trump administration may bring.
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