Institutional Analysis: The fundamentals of the U.S. economy show no need to rush to cut interest rates.

On March 13, Jinshi data, Russell Investments North America's chief investment strategist Paul Eitelman said that due to the strong US economy, the next rate cut by the Federal Reserve is unlikely to come before May or June. 'We believe that the US economy is solid in the face of extreme policy uncertainty for households, businesses, investors, and the Fed.' Federal Reserve Chairman Powell has made it clear that he will wait for more clear information before cutting rates again, laying the groundwork for the next rate cut in May or June. Eitelman said that the macro fundamentals show that the economy has resilience, inflation is slowing, which supports the basic situation of cutting rates two to three times later this year.