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The Fed's interest rate decision meeting this week is actually quite straightforward—no rate cut is basically a done deal. But the key point is that this meeting could very well be an important turning point this year, as there are signs of inflation picking up again.

To put it simply, three key points:

First, interest rates will most likely remain unchanged;

Second, economic expectations may be downgraded, but inflation expectations will be revised upward. Internal divisions on the rate-cutting path will also widen, which in itself creates pressure on the market;

Third, Powell will most likely not "dovish," but rather possibly more hawkish than market expectations.

Whether rates are cut or not isn't what matters—what matters is whether we see "more hawkish" or "more dovish."

This week, focus on volatility—the market likely won't be calm.