In the Asian session on Monday (June 5), the U.S. dollar index rose from a low level. The latest price of the U.S. dollar was 104.19, an increase of 0.13%. George Goncalves said that the number of new US non-farm payrolls in May itself is not enough for the market to raise the possibility of a 25 basis point interest rate hike in June to a high enough level, but it will let the market discuss how the Fed will communicate skipping June. rate hike information.
The latest from the Federal Reserve:
Overall, as long as the remaining data to be released stays on track, the Fed may adopt a hawkish skip strategy of not raising interest rates in June, but suggesting that this does not mean they are ending the rate hike cycle, they may Use the dot plot to convey this information, if the terminal level goes up.
