**[Federal Reserve September Meeting Minutes: Majority of Officials Support Another Rate Hike This Year, But October Rate Hike Expectations Cool]** Odaily Planet Daily News – The Federal Reserve's September meeting minutes reveal that all 19 officials supported a 25 basis point rate hike, and the majority believe further tightening of policy is necessary before the end of the year. However, based on policy statements following the meeting, the Fed is not in a hurry to act again in October. Due to the recent cautious remarks from Fed officials, the market's probability expectation for a 25 basis point rate hike in October has dropped from approximately 70% to 20%. Additionally, the minutes indicate that some officials believe the rise in long-term Treasury yields has already imposed certain constraints on the economy. A few officials suggested proactively improving policy tools to address potential pressures in the Treasury market, though no clear intervention plans are currently in place. (Jin10)