#美联储FOMC会议

My Opinion: This time it's highly likely that there will be no movement

Although Trump keeps calling for interest rate cuts, the recent economic data has been decent—May added 139,000 jobs, and wage growth isn't that aggressive. However, oil prices are fluctuating due to the situation in the Middle East, inflation is still somewhat high, and the Federal Reserve will likely remain steady (keeping interest rates at 4.25%-4.5%). Powell has previously stated that he won't make hasty decisions due to presidential pressure.

How to operate?

Dollar: Expect some fluctuations, the euro may face pressure

Government bonds: Keep an eye on the 2-year bonds, the yield curve may flatten

Gold: If the Federal Reserve adopts a dovish stance, it could surge to 3500; if the attitude is ambiguous, it may drop to 3200

Bitcoin: Expectations of liquidity may drive a wave, but be cautious of short-term pullbacks

Risks to watch for:

Mainly the sudden surge in oil prices driving inflation, or if Trump pulls another stunt. However, the Federal Reserve should still maintain stability, and the focus should be on whether Powell's post-meeting speech contains new information.