The Dollar Is Still The Hot Spot Of The Market.

< p > yesterday, the unemployment figures released yesterday were in a doldrums, and some of the economic data were not very beautiful before, making investors again doubtful of the Fed's policy prospects.

Despite the fact that Brad, the Fed governor, issued a hawkish speech in the media interview, he thought that the Federal Reserve might start raising interest rates in March next year, which made the US dollar exchange rate rise once.

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Under the background of the "a href=" http:// www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp "euro zone /a" economic prospect, investors are still betting that the ECB may be forced to resort to more easing measures after this p, which also keeps the euro exchange rate under pressure.

If the euro zone a href= "http:// www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > economic < /a > once again falls into a full-scale recession, other markets around the world may also be indirectly affected.

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< p > > a href= "http:// www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > Germany < /a > the second quarter economic weakness was mainly due to the warmer winter leading to the advance of production to the first few months. However, the territorial dispute between Russia and Ukraine now cast a shadow over the German economic prospect.

This situation threatens the entire eurozone, and Italy has once again plunged into recession, with euro zone inflation hitting its lowest level since 2009.

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P, Russia's president Putin and his government have sought to revive demand and investment, increasing tensions between eastern Ukraine and the United States and the European Union.

The United States and the European Union have already imposed sanctions on Russia's financial, energy and defense industries. Putin retaliated against the US and European countries last week to prohibit the import of us and European food, which may push inflation up.

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< p > plus, next week will usher in a very important moment for the market. The annual meeting of the global central bank will be held in Jackson, Holzer, Wyoming, on August 21st. The Federal Reserve will use this important stage to publicize its position.

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< p > despite the interview with current and former Fed officials, we can see that Yellen and the Fed's core decision-makers are determined to avoid premature interest rate hikes, so as not to damage the fragile American economy, but many hawkish officials continue to raise interest rates ahead of time, which still makes Yellen's position widely concerned.

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Brad, chairman of the Federal Reserve and Saint Louis Fed chairman, predicted in August 14th that they would start raising interest rates for the first time at the end of the first quarter of next year, which is earlier than some of the time predicted by some of the Federal Reserve's colleagues.

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< p > Brad pointed out that the current employment situation in the United States has improved significantly ahead of the predicted target nodes. Therefore, many market investors are worried that the Federal Reserve may still slow down half the time when it expects to respond to inflation expectations, which is the common mistake made by the United Nations store.

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