It is predicted that the interest rate will remain unchanged tonight. There were two interest rate cuts in September and December this year. The reasoning is as follows: the euro zone has already cut interest rates. From the interest rate point of view, it is good for the US dollar and bad for the euro. At the same time, other global currencies are also under pressure, so there is no need for the US dollar to raise interest rates again. As I have said in previous articles, the United States has done tests through methods such as zeroing out Kazakhstan and is also preparing to cut interest rates. The Jews have also chosen to deploy in Mexico, and there is the rise of the European right. So if we compromise, the result is that the euro will take the initiative to cut interest rates to allow some risk capital to enter the United States, and then local funds will be ready to engage in production. The appreciation of the US dollar can buy European goods, and then the rise of the right wing will lead to chaos in Europe. Most funds will not return to Europe after the US interest rate cut, so cheap European goods can be bought at the US dollar exchange rate, inflation will be stabilized, and new energy vehicles and battery alternatives can be found in Mexico, so there is no need to compete with Tokyo. Similarly, because of the depreciation of the euro, Europe needs to increase trade cooperation with Tokyo, use Tokyo's industrial industries, and purchase cheap materials and parts. In this way, it will be revitalized. As long as the United States does not raise interest rates and cut too much from Europe and Japan, and then transition to the right wing to come to power, then Europe will join forces with Anglo-Saxon to deal with Jewish capital, dig up Jewish crimes, confiscate Jewish guilty capital, cut a wave of Jewish capital, and benefit the world. In fact, Jewish capital also knows this, so it chose Mexico and then plan slowly. $BTC$PEPE$FLOKI#符文狗 #meme
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