The Zhitong Finance App learned that on the eve of the Federal Reserve's September monetary policy meeting (scheduled to be held on September 15-16), US President Trump and senior administration officials spoke intensively, urging the central bank not to raise interest rates, and even calling for a reduction in the benchmark interest rate. However, market transaction data shows that investors expect the probability of interest rate hikes at this meeting to be as high as 60%, forming a clear confrontation between the White House and Wall Street.

The Zhitong Finance App learned that on the eve of the Federal Reserve's September monetary policy meeting (scheduled to be held on September 15-16), US President Trump and senior administration officials spoke intensively, urging the central bank not to raise interest rates, and even calling for a reduction in the benchmark interest rate. However, market transaction data shows that investors expect the probability of interest rate hikes at this meeting to be as high as 60%, forming a clear confrontation between the White House and Wall Street.