According to the latest released CME "Fed Watch" data analysis, the monetary policy direction of the Federal Reserve is attracting significant attention from the market. The data shows that the probability of the Fed taking rate cut actions in September is as high as 93.6%, while the possibility of maintaining the interest rate is only 6.4%. This data reflects the market's strong expectation for the Fed to adjust its monetary policy soon.

Looking ahead to October, although the probability of maintaining the Intrerest Rate stable has dropped to 2%, the expectations for a rate cut have become more evident. Analysis indicates that the possibility of a cumulative rate cut of 25 basis points is 33.9%, while the probability of a rate cut of 50 basis points is as high as 64%. This suggests that the market generally believes the Fed will adopt a more accommodative monetary policy stance in the coming months.

These data reflect the market's judgment on the direction of the Fed's policy in the current economic environment. However, it is worth noting that actual policy decisions need to consider more complex factors, including inflation data, employment market performance, and overall economic growth conditions. Investors and economists will closely follow economic indicators and speeches from Fed officials in the coming weeks to gain more clues about policy direction.