Financial website Forexlive's analysts recently published a report stating that, given the current market environment, there is a 70% likelihood of the Federal Reserve (Fed) taking a rate-cutting action in September, especially considering a 50 basis point cut. This prediction is based on an analysis of current global economic situations, market responses, and domestic economic indicators from the United States. As the market's expectation for a rate cut rises, there has been significant fluctuation in the US Dollar to Japanese Yen exchange rate, reaching a historical low of 147.39. At the same time, the yield on US 2-year Treasury notes has dropped to 3.91%, reflecting investors' strong expectations of monetary policy adjustments. According to further analysis by Forexlive, the market has priced in a total of 109 basis points of rate cuts by the end of the year, indicating the general perception of the degree of monetary easing anticipated in the future.