A soft dollar, a stable debt market, investors' attention to the Fed's proceedings

According to Reuters, on Wednesday, the United States dollar softened against major currencies, and since sales in the national debt market slowed, investors looked forward to the minutes of the Fed ' s latest policy meeting to obtain new guidance. It is expected that the paper will fully reflect the thinking of policymakers, especially in the context of the silence of Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Walsh on interest rate prospects. The euro rose by 0.31 per cent, to $1.1611, the pound sterling by 0.22 per cent, to $1.3562, and the yen by 0.35 per cent, to $159.04. The United States dollar index fell by 0.29 per cent to 99.36 per cent. In the United States, the return on the 10-year bond period fell to 4.696 per cent, while the return on the 30-year bond period fell to 5.283 per cent. Analysts warned that the rate of return remained high and could have an impact on the market. The minutes of the Fed meeting are scheduled to be released on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Eastern time. The stalemate in the Middle East perpetuates inflation risks, and recent data indicate a slowdown in the United States economy, leading to lower expectations of higher interest rates for investors。