According to Jin Shi data reports, Dutch international analyst Francesco Pesole stated that the Federal Reserve may take a cautious stance on interest rate cuts at Wednesday's meeting, but this may not provide much support for the dollar. The Federal Reserve may use the rise in oil prices caused by the Israel-Iran conflict as a reason to resist Trump's calls for interest rate cuts. However, after the attacks between Israel and Iran began, the dollar failed to maintain its initial upward momentum, which is a symptom of the market's lack of confidence in the dollar. Even favorable events for the dollar, such as rising oil prices, combined with geopolitical tensions, could not prevent short sellers from betting against the dollar as it attempted to recover.