According to the latest data from market analysis platform CME's 'FedWatch', there is a high likelihood that the Federal Reserve (Fed) will adopt a rate-cutting measure in its upcoming September meeting. Specifically, the data indicates that the highest probability of 25 basis points cut is 69.5%, compared to a 30.5% chance of a 50 basis points cut, which reflects a conservative expectation from the market regarding the Fed's policy moves. Moreover, considering future monetary policy adjustments, the probability of cumulative 25 basis points cut remains at 0% by November, while the probability of cumulative 50 basis points cut rises to 65.0%. This suggests that the market anticipates further accommodative policies from the Fed. Additionally, the probabilities for cumulative 75 and 100 basis points cuts stand at 33.0% and 2.0% respectively, indicating that most market participants believe the Fed is more likely to make gradual interest rate adjustments in the short term rather than substantial changes.