The largest since 1994!The Fed announced the 75 basis points of interest rate hikes

On June 15, local time, the Federal Reserve Commission announced that it raised 75 basis points between the federal fund interest rate target range to 1.5%and 1.75%to curb the soaring inflation. This is the largest interest rate hike since the Federal Reserve since 1994.

Fed Chairman: The next interest rate hike may be between 50 and 75 basis points

On June 15, local time, the Fed Chairman Powell held a press conference to speak on the Fed's latest interest rate hike decision. Powell said that the latest 75 basis interest rate hike decisions are "unusual", but in order to restore inflation to normal, it is expected that the next time will still raise interest rates by 50 to 75 basis points.

When it comes to whether the Federal Reserve has the ability to raise interest rates when the U.S. economy is not in a decline, Powell said that this is currently the Fed's goal, but the factors that cannot be controllable Having the US economy.

△ Analysis believes that the US's internal and foreign policies and their own economic structure imbalance are the root causes of their continued high inflation.

In March of this year, the Federal Reserve raised the federal fund interest rate target range from a close level of 25 basis points, opening a tightening cycle to curb inflation. In early May, the Fed announced another 50 basis points.

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