The US is raising interest rates now. After lowering the interest rate to 5.5%, the first problem is the collapse of US banks. Let's take an example. The current interest rate for bank deposits in the US is 5%, and the interest rate for loans is 7%. If there are more depositors and fewer lenders, the bank's profits will decrease. Once they decrease, the bank will collapse. If it is not handled properly, it will be a financial crisis. The second point is the employment problem of the US. The US says every day that we want to develop the manufacturing industry. Because only the manufacturing industry can take on more jobs, but now your deposit interest rate is above 5%, which has led to the US financial market being in a high-level rising stage. In this case, companies are willing to invest their money in the manufacturing industry. The answer is no. Because the manufacturing industry earns hard money. The money earned by any tossing in the financial market is more than the hard work of the manufacturing industry in a year. In this environment, the manufacturing industry is unwilling to expand investment, and there is a major problem with US employment! The third point is the problem of 35 trillion US dollars in US debt. Now the entire interest rate is at a high level, so the corresponding debt interest you have to repay will also rise. Now it has soared to 1.6 trillion. The US government's fiscal revenue is only 5 trillion dollars a year, and 1/3 of the revenue each year is used to fill this debt. Do you think the US government is under great pressure now? If these three problems are not handled properly, the US will collapse. So everyone may wonder why the US does not cut interest rates when there are so many problems? That's because the US dollar was invincible in the past. It has never failed to harvest at a fixed point. In the impression of the world, the US dollar is an unbeatable god!