Recently, the Central Bank's monetary policy decisions have sparked widespread discussion in the market. The consumer price index (CPI) data has been questioned for inaccuracies for two consecutive times, which seems to pave the way for a rate cut in September. However, when the market generally expected that a rate cut was a foregone conclusion, the interest rate meeting unexpectedly took a different stance.

The Central Bank stated that due to certain discrepancies in previous CPI statistical data, it may not accurately reflect the actual economic conditions, and thus decided to postpone the interest rate cut. They plan to wait for the more accurate economic data to be released next month before reassessing whether an adjustment to the interest rate is necessary.

This sudden policy shift caught the market off guard. Many analysts believe that such a significant policy swing could increase market uncertainty and may even trigger some unexpected economic reactions. Some argue that if next month's economic data shows that inflationary pressures have indeed eased, yet the Central Bank remains inactive, it could have a certain impact on economic recovery.

However, some experts believe that this action by the Central Bank reflects its emphasis on the authenticity of data and its cautious attitude when formulating significant policies. Although this approach may cause market fluctuations in the short term, in the long run, it is beneficial for maintaining the credibility of the Central Bank and the effectiveness of its policies.

Regardless, market participants are now focusing on the upcoming economic data. This data will not only determine the direction of the next monetary policy but could also become a key factor influencing market trends. In this period of uncertainty, investors need to remain vigilant and closely monitor changes in economic indicators and policy signals.