Recently, market expectations regarding the Federal Reserve's monetary policy adjustments in September have continued to build up. According to data from CME Group, a leading financial information provider, the probability of the Fed taking action to cut rates at its upcoming meetings is relatively high. Specifically, the data shows that the probability of a 25-basis-point rate cut in September is 65.5%. This means that if policymakers decide to adjust interest rates, their most likely choice would be to reduce the current interest rate level by a quarter. On the other hand, for a more significant rate cut of 50 basis points, the probability is predicted to be 34.5%. This data reflects different market views on the Federal Reserve potentially adopting more proactive policy measures to address economic uncertainties or promote economic growth.