The Fed's latest interest rate cut decision has triggered market fluctuations. Although it cut rates by 25 basis points as expected, the signal that only two more rate cuts are anticipated this year has led investors to reassess their strategies. The dollar has strengthened slightly, while U.S. stocks continue to hit new highs.

The gold market has performed brilliantly, with prices rebounding to historical highs. Analysts expect the next target range to be between $3782 and $3812. However, investors should remain cautious; if the gold price falls below the support level of $3628, it may face the risk of a correction.

Next week's market focus will be on the personal consumption expenditures ( PCE ) inflation data. The August PCE is expected to increase by 0.32% month-on-month and 2.8% year-on-year. Several Fed officials will also be speaking intensively, and the market will closely watch their views on the economy and monetary policy.

It is worth noting that if PCE data unexpectedly shows a significant rebound in inflation, it could become the biggest risk factor for the U.S. stock market. At the same time, corporate earnings expectations are generally positive, providing some support for the market.

Investors need to closely monitor these key economic indicators and policy signals to timely adjust their investment strategies. In the current complex market environment, maintaining vigilance and flexibility is crucial.