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A week ahead | The Federal Reserve leads the "Super Central Bank Week." How will the Middle East situation stir global markets? China's economic data for May will be released; "Soy Sauce Maotai" Foshan Haitian Flavouring and Food is going public in Hong K
The Federal Reserve, the Bank of Japan, the Swiss Franc Central Bank, and the Bank of England will successively hold interest rate meetings next week; the 2025 Shanghai Lujiazui Finance & Trade Zone Development Forum will be held on June 18, releasing several significant financial policies; 'Soy Sauce King' Foshan Haitian Flavouring and Food will be listed next week.
The G7 summit has become a "conference to appease Trump". What are the countries calculating?
To avoid creating new rifts with Trump, other G7 leaders even gave up attempts to reach a unified statement on issues such as Ukraine or climate change.
JPMorgan & Deutsche Bank urgently simulate: the probability of an extreme scenario with oil prices at $130 has doubled!
JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank urgently updated their observations on the Israel-Iran conflict. Due to Israel's attacks on Iran's energy infrastructure, the risk of the Strait of Hormuz being closed remains, and the probability of the worst-case scenario in the oil market has increased.
The Federal Reserve is unlikely to cut interest rates in the short term? Wall Street: It is influenced by the larger environment, and the situation in the Middle East is also fueling this.
In the eyes of Wall Street observers, the Federal Reserve is unlikely to lower interest rates in the short term, and policymakers may need more persuasion to implement any rate-cutting actions; investors are also concerned that an escalation of the conflict in the Middle East will lead to a rise in global inflation, which may cause the Federal Reserve to extend its period of inaction.
Netanyahu stated: If Iran abandons its nuclear program, Israel is willing to cease its actions.
On June 15 local time, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that if Iran accepts the U.S. request to abandon its nuclear program, Israel is willing to stop its actions; he also mentioned that Israel and the U.S. are "completely coordinated" and reiterated that the U.S. was informed before any military action was taken against Iran.
The Federal Reserve is taking a wait-and-see approach amidst the outbreak of war in the Middle East! What will it take for Powell to cut interest rates?
As Federal Reserve officials signal an extension of the current interest rates, investors and economists will look for clues from Chairman Powell this week to understand which factors might ultimately prompt the central bank to take action and when that action might occur.