Financial markets are currently focused on potential actions by the Federal Reserve (Fed). According to the latest data from market analysis firm CME 'FedWatch', there is a widespread expectation that the Fed will lower interest rates in September to address global economic uncertainties and domestic economic pressures. The data indicates that there is a 71.5% probability of a 50 basis point rate cut in September, reflecting the market's strong anticipation of more aggressive monetary policy from the Fed under current economic conditions. This report also forecasts the Fed's potential future rate cuts. By November, the probability of cumulative rate cuts of 50 basis points is expected to be 15.5%, while the probability of cumulative rate cuts of 75 basis points has risen to 51.8%, and the probability of cumulative rate cuts of 100 basis points is estimated at 32.7%. These figures reflect the dynamic assessment and expectations of future Fed monetary policy trends in the market.