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【Federal Council Member Drops Major Hint: 150 Basis Point Rate Cut Possible in 2026, Can Risk Assets Ride the Wave?】

Recently, Fed Governor Milan's remarks have caused a stir in the market—he hinted that the Fed might implement a significant rate cut of up to 150 basis points in 2026! This would effectively mean a continuous liquidity release over a year and a half, opening up huge possibilities.

In other words?
Borrowing costs will drop significantly. Financing for businesses and individuals will become cheaper, and excess cash in the market will increase. Who benefits from this? Risk assets like stocks, bonds, and cryptocurrencies, which are usually the beneficiaries. 💰

A more sobering detail:
Milan also added that even if the US adds 1 million new jobs, inflation pressures can still be controlled! This signals that the Fed's assessment of the economic situation is softening—perhaps they believe there's no need to maintain high interest rates for a long time.

Key points:
• Expectations of rate cuts in 2026 are heating up, with a single-round cut possibly reaching 150 basis points
• Strong employment data alone can't stop the Fed's inclination to cut rates
• Market liquidity may enter a new easing cycle

From a trading perspective, once the market buys into these policy signals, risk assets tend to react early. The stock market can start moving without issues, and cryptocurrencies are even more likely to be driven higher by liquidity—after all, it's still a game of more money or less money. 📈

But honestly, 2026 is still half a year away. How many rounds of economic data releases, inflation reports, and Fed meetings will occur in between? No one can say for sure. These are long-term expectations, not next year's events.

However, from this perspective, the fact that top figures are willing to openly share such expectations at least reflects increasing confidence in a soft landing for the economy. If a significant rate cut really happens, with lower financing costs and abundant market liquidity, it could very well be the fuel for the next wave of market rallies.

The investment advice is simple: don't get blinded by long-term stories. The key is to focus on recent economic data, inflation trends, and Fed meeting signals. Maintain reasonable risk positions, avoid all-in, stay calm, and you can survive longer in the long cycle. 🧠