Group 1 - The central banks of the US, Europe, Japan, and other major economies are facing divergent monetary policies due to differing economic growth, inflation, and external environments [3][4] - The US Federal Reserve is currently maintaining interest rates, with potential for a rate cut in September rather than July, influenced by tariff policies and inflation data [3][4] - The European Central Bank is balancing between interest rate cuts and preventing euro volatility, while Japan is leaning towards normalizing its monetary policy amid rising inflation expectations [4] Group 2 - The dollar's status is under scrutiny, with a significant drop in the dollar index projected for 2025, influenced by Fed rate cut expectations and high interest expenses on US debt [4] - The euro is being considered as a potential alternative to the dollar, but challenges such as fragmented capital markets need to be addressed for its internationalization [4]
美欧英日韩央行行长齐聚，释放重磅货币政策信号
Huan Qiu Wang·2025-07-03 02:17