Don't expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in March. Given the current inflation level, not raising rates is already good enough. Looking at employment data, in fact, employment is actually declining, but Trump secretly altered some data, making it seem like employment is gradually easing.

So, the question arises: if they want to cut rates, inflation must be low, and employment needs to become more difficult. In reality, inflation has hit new highs. To prevent the market from losing confidence in the US economy, they are forcibly beautifying the unemployment and employment data.

Considering both factors, not raising interest rates is already a good outcome.