Federal Reserve officials: No plans to intervene in the market, recent fluctuations are normal

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, Federal Reserve's Hamak stated that the recent market turbulence is a result of risk transfer, and market operations remain normal. He pointed out that the Federal Reserve's intervention threshold is "exceptionally high," and there is currently no need to intervene. He also emphasized that it is normal for investors to adjust their positions during periods of volatility, and the market should independently assess the term premium level, with price discovery led by the market. In addition, he mentioned that economic uncertainty is prompting companies to pause operations.