The intensification of monetary policy divergence between Europe and the United States may have some adverse effects on the U.S. economy.

Singapore will start issuing additional monetary policy in 2024, four times a year, with GDP growth rising to zero in the third quarter of this year..7%。

As the euro accounts for the largest proportion of the dollar index, reaching nearly 60%, yesterday's hawkish action by the European Central Bank led to a sharp strengthening of Europe and the United States in the trading day, implicating the U.S. index lower, spot gold in the case of the Federal Reserve to give a hawkish dot plot recorded a climb。

On May 24, the Federal Reserve released the minutes of the May meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC).。According to the minutes, Fed policymakers have disagreed on the future of monetary policy, and some members have already raised the possibility of suspending interest rate hikes at their next meeting。

On May 24, the New Zealand Fed announced its interest rate decision until May 24.。Following the decision, the New Zealand Fed announced a 25 basis point increase in its official cash rate to 5.5%。It is worth noting that according to the New Zealand Fed's forecast, the official cash rate will not rise again and will be lowered from the third quarter of 2024.。

On Friday, May 19, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and former Chairman Ben Bernanke attended a monetary policy seminar, the "Thomas Laubach Research Conference."。At the meeting, Powell revisited the current banking crisis and monetary policy, while Bernanke, who left office in 2014, also shared his views on the current economic situation。

On May 18, the Australian Bureau of Statistics released Australia's April quarter-adjusted unemployment rate.。The data shows that the data recorded 3.7%, higher than the expected value of 3.5%, the first rise in the year。

On May 15, the European Commission announced a sharp increase in the eurozone inflation outlook and warned that it would pose "persistent challenges."

On May 12, the White House announced that U.S. President Joseph Biden had nominated Philip Jefferson, a member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, as vice chairman of the committee, and if confirmed by the U.S. Senate, he would become the second African-American to serve as the Fed's second-in-command.。

Human joys and sorrows vary, with Japan likely to tighten monetary policy slightly at a time when the U.S. is hoping to pause its year-long aggressive rate hike cycle in June and open a rate cut window by the end of the year.。

On Monday, April 24, European Central Bank Executive Committee member Isabel Schnabel said in an interview that he could not rule out the possibility of raising interest rates by 50 basis points at the May 4 interest rate decision meeting.。

Turnrero compared his hawkish colleagues in the Bank of England to "fools in the bathroom" to show that the Bank of England lacks patience for such aggressive rate hikes, and that excessively high interest rates will only hurt the British economy.。

On April 20, it was reported that although the Bank of Japan will not adjust its controversial YCC policy at its policy meeting next week, its interest in adjusting in the second half of the year is "growing."。

On the morning of April 10, Ueda and Male arrived at the central bank headquarters and officially took office.。At his inaugural press conference, Kazuo Ueda said it was appropriate to maintain the existing yield curve control policy given the current economic, price and financial conditions。