The US dollar is hovering at high levels, and inflation data hasn't been released yet. Deutsche Bank has already called for interest rate hikes in advance. Does this script sound familiar?

CoinWorld News: Affected by the outbreak of a new round of conflicts in the Middle East, the US dollar remained high after reaching a two-month high overnight. Iran and Israel exchanged fire, marking the first direct attack between the two since the ceasefire agreement mediated by the US took effect in early April. As the fighting occurred, the market was awaiting the release of US inflation data on Wednesday, which will influence market expectations for the Federal Reserve's June interest rate decision. Deutsche Bank analysts stated in a report that, for some time, the reasons for raising interest rates appeared stronger than those for cutting them, and last Friday's better-than-expected non-farm payroll report further reinforced this point.