The Fed Will Announce Interest Rate Resolution: The United States Or The Reopening Of Banknote Printing Machines.

At 2:15 a.m. today, another boots waiting for investors will be landing again.

At that time, the Fed will announce interest rate decisions after the interest rate conference, and more attention will be paid to whether Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke will reveal even a hint of a hint of the third round of quantitative easing (QE3).

In the US, the economy is depressed and the stock market is emerging.

An American financial commentator said that Bernanke was unlikely to launch a new round of large-scale securities purchase plan, namely QE3, because he was worried about inflation and the internal differences of the Fed.

But the analyst also pointed out that the rest of the "lightweight" policies, such as extending the time limit for raising short-term interest rates and lowering the bottom interest rate, will have little effect on promoting economic growth.

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In the view of Ye Tan, the loose monetary policy of the United States has already become a global resource mismatch. And this round of "loose" one, the next stagflation will be even more than that of the 2008 financial crisis.

"Inflation is so high now that there is limited space to implement proactive fiscal policy and loose monetary policy, and inflation will deteriorate even more.

The capital and money market will be affected by money, debt and emotions, and continue to move back and forth at the bottom.

Industry observation

2008 finance

Once again, the US debt crisis has brought the global market to a severe winter. Investors will naturally remember the turbulent financial crisis in 2008. The "storm eye" of the two crisis is the United States, the world's superpower and the unshakable financial center.

Experts point out that the debt crisis is still a continuation of the 2008 international financial crisis.

The essence of the 2008 international financial crisis solution is to restore the balance sheets of enterprises and individuals with the expansion of the national balance sheet.

After the crisis, the governments of Europe and the United States struggled on the pressure of "de debt", but failed repeatedly. The debt problem intensified.

It can be said that the outbreak of the sovereign debt crisis in Europe and the United States is inevitable.

Compared with the financial crisis in 2008, the intensity of the debt crisis erupted in Europe and America, especially in the United States, is different.

When the global financial crisis hit in 2008, investors were short of anticipation of the seriousness of their consequences, the capital market was severely damaged, and the global stock market and commodity market were plunged.

Compared with the "emergencies" of 2008, the US debt crisis is more like a "chronic disease". There has not been a complete freeze in the single bond market, and financial derivatives are still trading. The main global economy is going to enter the long-term stagflation dilemma and become the main concern of the market.