2025-12-31 00:23:02

The latest Federal Reserve meeting minutes bring good news—officials are generally optimistic about the economy accelerating in 2026, with mid-term economic activity expected to return to potential growth levels. Fiscal policy optimization, regulatory adjustments, and a favorable environment in financial markets are all seen as important supports for growth.

However, the market should be aware that there is still considerable uncertainty regarding forecasts of actual GDP growth. The attending officials mentioned that structural factors such as technological innovation and productivity improvements could both drive economic growth and put pressure on employment. In other words, the quality and form of growth still need to be observed—this offers many insights into understanding future policy directions and asset allocation.

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WalletWhisperer

· 6h ago

Another bunch of "good news," but what about the real money-making logic? How do we calculate the part where AI replaces jobs?

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AlgoAlchemist

· 6h ago

The Federal Reserve is once again talking about the economy accelerating in 2026, but it's just talk... The key point is that—there's a huge amount of uncertainty, can we really trust GDP forecasts?

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DeFiCaffeinator

· 6h ago

Will the economy accelerate in 2026? Just listen to it, the key is how to buy the dip now, everyone.

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ForkItAll

· 6h ago

Same old rhetoric again, accelerating growth in 2026? First clean up the mess of 2025 before bragging. --- Good news, good news, good news every day. Who still dares to believe in GDP forecasts? --- Jobs are being crushed, and you're still talking about productivity improvements? That logic is really top-notch. --- With so much uncertainty, what's the point of issuing meeting minutes? Just say "we don't know" and be done with it. --- Regulatory adjustments? Trying to fool retail investors again. The promised favorable environment, why hasn't it led to a rise? --- Both quality and form need observation. In other words, nothing has been confirmed. --- The so-called potential growth rate level is worn out; we said the same thing a couple of years ago... --- Thinking about how to explain to the unemployed that technological innovation will eliminate jobs? Have you really thought this through? --- Fiscal policy optimization? Ha, that country’s debt has already exploded.

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