[Goldman Sachs: The Federal Reserve Will Cut Rates Twice in the Second Half of the Year] According to a report by Jinse Finance on April 16, Goldman Sachs stated that although inflation is expected to rise, economic growth is expected to slow, and the unemployment rate is expected to increase slightly, this shock is not sufficient to trigger a full-scale supply chain crisis or force the Federal Reserve into panic-driven rate hikes. Goldman Sachs pointed out that the rise in unemployment, combined with further improvement in core inflation, should be enough to offset the upward pressure caused by the transmission of energy prices. This will strongly support a 25 basis point rate cut in both September and December.