At present, the Fed's interest rate of 5.5% is already the limit, although last week's non-agricultural exceeded expectations, inflation rose again last night, resulting in a setback in the expectation of dollar interest rate cuts, but the impact on the capital market is not large, U.S. stocks continue to rise, oil continues to rise, gold continues to rise, and the pie remains stable ~~~ The logic behind this is still expected to depreciate the dollar in the future.
Many institutions are selling U.S. bonds and scrambling for chips. Recently, there have been large institutions throwing out the
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