Recently, U.S. Treasury Secretary Becerra's remarks regarding the Fed's interest rate have sparked heated discussions in the financial community. Becerra suggested that the current interest rate should be 150 to 175 basis points lower than what the models indicate. However, interest rate strategy experts at Deutsche Bank have raised questions about this view.

According to the latest research report from the Deutsche Bank strategist team, they believe that Bessen's statement lacks sufficient model support. They point out that the decision-making rules currently adopted by the Fed do not clearly indicate such a significant rate cut.

Currently, the Federal Funds Rate in the United States remains in the range of 4% to 4.65%. Deutsche Bank experts believe that a more moderate rate cut of 25 basis points may be more in line with the current economic situation compared to the significant rate cuts suggested by Bessenet.

This viewpoint highlights the differing opinions among financial experts regarding the direction of U.S. monetary policy. The analysis by Deutsche Bank experts provides the market with a more cautious and pragmatic perspective, while also prompting further reflection on the Fed's future interest rate decisions.

As the global economic situation continues to change, discussions on interest rate policies will remain in focus. Investors and policymakers need to closely monitor these different perspectives to better understand and respond to future economic challenges.