Odaily Planet Daily News According to the debate on when the Federal Reserve will end the current quantitative tightening (QT) policy on Wall Street, strategists are looking forward to getting more guidance when the Fed releases the latest policy meeting minutes on Wednesday. Although most market observers expect QT to end later this year, the specific time has not yet been determined. This has led to people's attention to the minutes of the meeting in July, and the minutes of the meeting may also provide clues about the trend of interest rates. In the past week, the New York Federal Reserve has released a series of research reports on the implementation of monetary policy and reserve balances, which are key themes for the final end of QT. Steven Zeng, Deutsche Bank's US interest rate strategist, believes that these may be signals that decision-makers are using as they approach the end of the plan. (Jinshi)
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Piyasa gözlemcileri, Fed'in nicel sıkılaştırma politikasının bu yılın ilerleyen saatlerinde sona ereceğini öngörüyor.
Odaily Planet Daily News According to the debate on when the Federal Reserve will end the current quantitative tightening (QT) policy on Wall Street, strategists are looking forward to getting more guidance when the Fed releases the latest policy meeting minutes on Wednesday. Although most market observers expect QT to end later this year, the specific time has not yet been determined. This has led to people's attention to the minutes of the meeting in July, and the minutes of the meeting may also provide clues about the trend of interest rates. In the past week, the New York Federal Reserve has released a series of research reports on the implementation of monetary policy and reserve balances, which are key themes for the final end of QT. Steven Zeng, Deutsche Bank's US interest rate strategist, believes that these may be signals that decision-makers are using as they approach the end of the plan. (Jinshi)