Just for interest I tried the translate google tool.....
Beijing time on Thursday, the Federal Reserve announced a rate hike for the second time this year, but because the rate hike is low and 10 voting members did not agree on whether to cut interest rates further in the future, so the dollar was supported, and gold prices did not rise sharply with the Federal Reserve rate cut, but quickly fell below the 1500 mark. But such an unexpected situation did not end with the announcement of the interest rate decision. New York Fed President William Williams and Boston Fed President Rosengren will speak tonight, both of whom are FOMC's voting committeemembers, so their speeches are well worth investors' attention. More notable, more notably, Mr Rosengren, who spoke a little later than Mr Williams, voted against yesterday's interest rate decision, which he himself opposed to the Fed cutting interest rates.
In his public remarks, he said the US economy did not need to cut interest rates to provide an extra boost. He is also concerned that a rate cut could increase the risk of financial instability. In his speech tonight, Mr. Rosengren is likely to reiterate his opposition to a rate cut, which is likely to be biased toward hawks, while Rosengren's strong speech as one of the 10 votes committee is likely to stir up nerves in the market again, after Chairman Powell's "stronger" remarks.
Once again, the market changed its attitude towards the dollar index two weeks before it looked down.
