CPT MarketsThe US dollar maintains interest rates as scheduled and does not change to suppress the US dollar! German Economy...

USD Index (DXY)：

After Wednesday's intraday short selling and volatility, the US dollar index opened for consolidation today103.22Nearby, the Federal Reserve previously maintained interest rates unchanged as expected, but hinted that12Borrowing costs will rise again at the end of the month50Basis points.

The Federal Open Market Committee that sets interest ratesFOMCThe policy statement unanimously adopted at the end of the latest two-day meeting stated that keeping the interest rate target range unchanged at this meeting would enable the committee to evaluate more information and its impact on monetary policy. Despite hints of further interest rate hikes, the Chairman of the Federal Reserve Powell At a press conference, it was stated that the Federal Reserve is not that far from its benchmark federal funds rate target. The Federal Reserve's forecast shows that most policymakers believe that further tightening of monetary policy is necessary. Decision makers now expect the federal funds rate to reach5.6%The peak value, which means there will be two more occurrences this year25A basis point interest rate hike, higher than3The dot matrix prediction released in the month was estimated to be5.1%。

In terms of yesterday's financial event data, the US Bureau of Labor announced5Monthly producer price decline exceeds expectations, producer price indexPPIThe year-on-year growth rate is the smallest in the past two and a half years, and the monthly rate has decreased compared to expectations1.1%and-0.3%The core monthly rate has decreased to2.8%and0.2%This reflects a slowdown in producer price costs.

From the upward direction, the upper suppression(Upper resistance) 103.20，103.70； From the downward direction, the lower support102.90。

euro/pound (EURGBP)：

The euro fell to a low of0.8555Nearby, against the backdrop of the weakening US dollar, high interest rates accompanying the fight against inflation will help support the euro and sterling, but this may raise concerns about economic growth.

The German Ministry of Economy stated that after experiencing a winter economic recession, the German economy has not yet shown a significant rebound. They stated on Wednesday that despite this, the German economy is expected to experience further mild recovery this year against the backdrop of falling global energy market prices, further slowing inflation, rising wage levels, and the prospect of a global economic recovery. The European Central Bank's interest rate decision will be announced on Thursday, and the market is expected to raise interest rates25One basis point to achieve a deposit interest rate of3.50%And in the7Raise interest rates once a month and then pause for the rest of the year, while the Bank of England will raise rates during its meeting next week50The probability of a basis point has been reached20%Due to unexpectedly strong wage growth data released on Tuesday.

In terms of yesterday's financial event data, the Eurostat announced the Eurozone4The monthly rate of industrial output is mixed, falling below expectations0.2%And rise to1%This reflects the fluctuation of industrial activity in eurozone countries with market demand fluctuations. Published by the UK Bureau of Statistics4monthGDPMonthly rate as expected0.2%This reflects a boost in the overall gross domestic product of the country. Published by the UK Office for National Statistics4The monthly trade account improved to-15.18Billion pounds, and the commodity trade account also rose to-149.96£ billion, but the net outflow of funds still shows negative growth in deficit. In addition, the UK4The monthly rate of industrial and manufacturing output has generally declined, indicating a contraction in industrial and manufacturing activity.

From the upward direction, the upper suppression(Upper resistance) 0.8550，0.8590； From the downward direction, the lower support0.8500。

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