The underlying logic of this week's FOMC meeting's impact on the market: For Powell, he hopes to strike a balance. If he gives the market a signal of rate cuts, there's a high chance it won't make the market more optimistic about future expectations, especially when there are still significant divisions within the Fed right now. For the market, it hopes for a clear future path. The current chair likely doesn't want to provide one, but the 'shadow chair' has already hinted at it. Although the market may pay more attention to the shadow chair later, at this moment, the current chair's influence still carries more weight. If no clear signal is given, market volatility will likely increase.