2025-12-30 23:25:38

The Fed's recent stance signals acknowledgment of economic headwinds building on the horizon. Beyond traditional rate-cut mechanisms, markets need comprehensive policies that anchor both sustainable growth and financial stability. Cutting rates in isolation addresses only surface-level symptoms—the structural economic challenges require a more balanced policy mix to restore confidence and support long-term market resilience.

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fren_with_benefits

· 7h ago

Cutting interest rates is just the old trick; the key still depends on how the Federal Reserve combines its measures. They really only know how to cut rates, and none of the structural issues have been solved. Enjoy the show—can the Federal Reserve pull off something impressive this time... If structural problems aren't addressed, more rate cuts are useless. So, policies need to be more aggressive.

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ProveMyZK

· 7h ago

Lowering interest rates is an old trick that has long been played out. The real problem is structural and requires real action.

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RumbleValidator

· 7h ago

A rate cut is just a painkiller; the key is whether grassroots consensus can keep up. Relying solely on liquidity to patch structural problems? That's a joke; real policy support is needed. The Federal Reserve has finally responded, but whether it's too late is debatable. The real test is whether this combination of measures can be implemented; anyone can write policies on paper.

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ZkSnarker

· 7h ago

ngl the fed's finally waking up to the fact that rate cuts are just band-aids on a bullet wound... well technically they're still treating symptoms but yeah, the structural stuff? that's where the real work actually is

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pvt_key_collector

· 7h ago

Cutting interest rates—this old trick is useless. If structural problems aren't solved, a collapse is inevitable. The Federal Reserve is truly panicking this time, starting to shift blame onto structural challenges. Policy mix? Nice words, but it's just a tug-of-war. Can simply printing money save the market? You overestimate your Ministry of Finance. It's both a rate cut and a policy mix, but in the end, the market still shrinks. It's hilarious. Interesting—finally someone dares to say that rate cuts are just a palliative, not a cure. If structural problems were so easy to solve, they wouldn't be problems. Now, just waiting to watch the show.

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