What is the impact of the Federal Reserve's inflation warning on global finance?
On the global economic chessboard, every move made by the Federal Reserve has a ripple effect.
moreOn the global economic chessboard, every move made by the Federal Reserve has a ripple effect.
moreAccording to a report by Reuters on June 24th, the Federal Reserve kept the federal funds rate unchanged between 4.25% and 4.50% this month.
moreFederal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell stated on Tuesday that the Fed will continue to wait and observe how the economy develops before deciding whether to lower its key interest rate, a stance that directly contradicts President Donald Trump's call for an immediate rate cut.
moreOn June 23 local time, U.S. President Trump announced that Israel and Iran had reached a comprehensive ceasefire agreement, ending the 12-day military conflict.
moreOn June 23rd local time, international oil prices plunged significantly, with Brent crude oil and US WTI crude oil futures both falling by more than 7%, with the price per barrel dropping by over $5.
moreOn Monday, U.S. stocks rose, while oil prices fell. The market's reaction reflected expectations that Iran would not seriously disrupt the flow of global crude oil.
moreRecently, the global financial market has continued to fluctuate. The three major indexes of the US stock market showed mixed performance, with significant differentiation in the performance of technology stocks, and intensified volatility in leading stocks such as Tesla and Nvidia; European stocks generally fell, dragged down by weak economic data and geopolitical risks.
moreIn the global financial markets in June, the prices of gold and silver fluctuated sharply, becoming the focus of attention for investors and market analysts.
moreOn June 18th local time, the Federal Reserve announced after its two-day monetary policy meeting that it would keep the federal funds rate target range at 4.25% to 4.50% unchanged.
moreIn the current era of rapidly changing global economic landscape, bank supervision and loan growth have become highly prominent topics in the financial sector, having a profound impact on the stable operation of the financial market and being closely related to the prosperity and decline of the real economy.
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