Institutional Outlook: Federal Reserve Rate Decision: 'Hold it still' is a firm decision, whether to cut interest rates in June or not remains uncertain

According to BlockBeats, on May 7th, the Federal Reserve will announce its interest rate decision at 2:00 am Beijing time tomorrow. Several financial institutions are looking forward to the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision, which shows: 1. Goldman Sachs: The Federal Reserve is expected to remain inactive, as basic data has not yet shown a severe economic slowdown. It is unlikely that the Fed will relax policy based solely on "soft data" and is expected to cut interest rates again in July, previously predicted for June. 2. JPMorgan Chase: The Federal Reserve is expected to hold its fire, as the threshold for the June rate cut has become higher. In a highly uncertain period, the dual task faces dual risks, and the Federal Reserve Board will tend to remain patient until the outlook becomes clearer. 3. Fitch Ratings: The Federal Reserve is expected to remain inactive, with the April non farm payroll report showing economic resilience rather than recession. The Fed will wait for a real weakness in the labor market. (Golden Ten)