Prior to the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting, the US dollar continued to maintain a strong trend

Prior to the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting, the US dollar continued to maintain a strong trend

Gold maintains narrow volatility, with a focus on the Federal Reserve's policy meeting this week

On Tuesday (September 19), before the Federal Reserve issued its interest rate resolution, the yield of treasury bond bonds rose and the stock market fell. Traders bet that interest rates would remain high for a longer period of time to prevent inflation from rebounding. Brent crude oil once exceeded $95 per barrel. The yield of 5-year and 10-year US treasury bonds reached the highest level since 2007. Tuesday's economic data showed that new housing starts in the United States have dropped to their lowest level since June 2020, highlighting the losses caused by the decline in housing affordability.

The yield of 5-year and 10-year US treasury bond bonds reached the highest level since 2007. Most major sectors in the S&P 500 index have fallen, but driven by some large companies such as Apple and Tesla, the index is far above its intraday low. Instacart, an online grocery delivery company, made its debut on Nasdaq, with its stock price soaring by 12%. Walt Disney plans to nearly double its theme park spending to $60 billion over the next 10 years, causing its stock price to decline. After the release of Canadian inflation data, the Canadian dollar climbed.