Greeks.live: The market has priced in a 25 basis point Fed rate cut in September, with greater optimism for the fourth quarter.
BlockBeats News, on September 11, Greeks.live macro researcher Adam tweeted, "Although the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision is coming up next week, implied volatility in the options market remains relatively stable, even showing a slight decline. The options market is pricing in low future volatility, with a consensus that a 25 basis point rate cut has already been priced in by the market.
Block trading volumes have increased significantly recently, accounting for more than half of daily trading volume over the past two weeks. In terms of trade distribution, most transactions are within the current month, and the ratio of aggressive buying to aggressive selling is close, indicating that there is significant disagreement in the market regarding the latter half of this month, but expectations for volatility remain average.
Overall, the market remains more optimistic about the performance in the fourth quarter."
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