A point worth considering: the Federal Reserve's 2% inflation target may really be loosening. Industry insiders predict that the Federal Reserve System is likely to raise the inflation target range to 2.5%-3%. It makes sense—current economic growth momentum is strong, and all market sectors are functioning, making it almost impossible to completely suppress inflation. In other words, a certain level of inflationary pressure may have become the new normal. What does this mean for the entire financial market? It is worth paying attention to subsequent policy signals.