影响美元走势的8大基本面因素（8 basic factors affecting the trend of the dollar）.docVIP

影响美元走势的8大基本面因素（8 basic factors affecting the trend of the dollar） 8 basic factors affecting the trend of the dollar The dollar, after a series of declines and rallies in recent years, is now entering a more delicate period. When the dollar direction is uncertain, it is difficult for investors to accurately grasp the investment opportunities. Therefore, it is necessary for us to analyze some basic factors that affect the trend of the dollar. The Federal Reserve Bank, the Federal Reserve, is the core of the policy orientation of the dollar. The Federal Open Market Committee is primarily responsible for developing monetary policy, including a 8 annual notice of key interest rate adjustments. Its 12 members are composed of government officials, the governor of New York and the Federal Reserve Bank of china. The Treasury Department is responsible for issuing U.S. government bonds and setting financial budgets. The Treasury Department has no voice in the countrys currency policy, but its comments on the dollar could have a bigger impact on the dollar. The federal funds rate, the most important indicator of interest rates in the United States, is also the overnight lending rate between savings institutions. When the Fed wants to signal a clear monetary policy to the market, it will announce a change in interest rates, resulting in greater volatility in the stock, bond and currency markets. In addition, the price of the federal funds rate futures contract reflects the markets expectation of the interest rate directly. The discount rate is the interest rate the Fed gives to commercial banks. Although this is a symbolic interest rate indicator, its changes sometimes show strong policy signals. The discount rate is generally smaller than the federal funds rate. The 30 - year Treasury note, also known as long - term bonds, is the most important indicator of inflation in the market. A fall in bond prices due to inflation, or a rise in yields, could put the dollar under pressure.