Members of the Federal Reserve, including Harker, recently stated that based on current economic data analysis, the likelihood of a rate cut in September is low. However, with Fed officials frequently making statements, both real and misleading information coexist in the market, and investors need to be cautious in distinguishing them to avoid being misled.

Currently, the focus of the financial markets has shifted to the speech of Fed Chairman Powell, which will take place at 10 PM in the UTC+8 time zone. Analysts generally believe that if Powell sends a strong tightening signal, it may be interpreted by the market as positive news. Conversely, if Powell's speech leans towards a dovish stance or maintains the status quo, the market could react unexpectedly negatively.

This seemingly contradictory market expectation reflects the current complex economic environment. Investors need to pay close attention to Powell's speeches and combine them with other economic indicators to determine the Fed's future policy direction. In any case, market volatility is inevitable, and investors should remain vigilant and manage risks.