The difficulty of communication with the Federal Reserve has escalated, and the reissue of data after the interest rate meeting is coming one after another According to BlockBeats, on December 10th, although the expected interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve is widely seen as accompanied by hawkish guidance, the subsequent reshipment of data after the meeting may quickly render economic and interest rate forecasts outdated, and it is reasonable for the market to be skeptical of any signals. The Federal Reserve is expected to implement a rate cut early Thursday morning Beijing time. Policy makers need to address both the economic data gap caused by the recent government shutdown and the risks facing the economy, and there are divergent views among various parties. Considering the internal division among policy makers - some people are skeptical about the necessity of further interest rate cuts given that inflation remains high; Others believe that if borrowing costs are not reduced, the economy and job market may weaken - the expected rate cut this time may be accompanied by vague statements about next year's interest rate path, even leaning towards hawks. The new quarterly economic forecast summary, released together with the latest interest rate decision, will showcase the expectations of Federal Reserve officials for the economic trend in 2026 and the appropriate interest rate path they deem appropriate. However, these predictions for the next year often quickly become outdated due to subsequent data releases, and have limited explanation for the pace of policy actions.