【Goldman Sachs Economist: The Federal Reserve Is Not Expected To Cut Interest Rates In January】Goldman Sachs Economists, Led By Jan Hatzius, Wrote In A Report That Although The Fed'S Policymakers Are Expected To Cut Interest Rates By 25 Basis Points This Week, Recent Remarks Suggest That The Fed “Clearly” Wants To Slow Down The Pace Of Interest Rate Cuts. They Say This Is Because The Unemployment Rate Will Be Lower Than The Federal Reserve'S Forecast For 2024, While Inflation Is Still Above Target. “The Key Question Of The FOMC Statement And Press Conference Was Whether To Slow Down The Pace Of Interest Rate Cuts Versus The Emphasis On Continuing To Rely On Meetings And Data To Make Decisions On A Case-By-Meeting Basis. It Is Expected That We Will Hear Both Messages At The Same Time, Including Adding To The Statement An Agreement To Slow Down The Pace Of Interest Rate Cuts.” Goldman Sachs'S View Is Consistent With Market Pricing. The Market Believes That The Possibility Of Cutting Interest Rates This Week Is 90%, But It Has Basically Ruled Out The Possibility Of Cutting Interest Rates Again In January. Goldman Sachs Still Expects The Federal Reserve To Cut Interest Rates In March, June, And September, And The Final Interest Rate Will Reach 3.5%-3.75%