Odaily星球日报讯 本周美联储、日本央行和英国央行将公布关键利率决定，预计美联储将维持政策稳定，但暗示将很快降息；英国央行放松政策的可能性约为 50%，而日本央行则可能加息或暗示即将采取行动，据日本时事通讯社，日本央行正在考虑将短期利率目标上调至 0.25%左右。（Coindesk）

美英日三国拟于本周公布关键利率决定

Odaily Odaily reported that this week, the Federal Reserve, the Bank of Japan and the Bank of England will announce key interest rate decisions. The Federal Reserve is expected to maintain policy stability, but hint that it will cut interest rates soon; the Bank of England has a 50% chance of easing its policy, while the Bank of Japan may raise interest rates or hint at imminent action. According to Japan&#39;s Jiji Press, the Bank of Japan is considering raising its short-term interest rate target to around 0.25%. (Coindesk)

The United States, Britain, and Japan are expected to announce their key interest rate decisions this week.

Bond investors expect the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates unchanged this week, but will signal an impending rate cut, so they are betting that the US Treasury yield curve will become less inverted and eventually return to normal. Reportedly, the closely watched two-year/ten-year US Treasury yield curve has been inverted for two consecutive years, which is the longest inversion in history, and the current spread between the two is negative 22 basis points. The market generally expects the Federal Reserve to keep its overnight benchmark interest rate unchanged in the 5.25%-5.50% range for the eighth consecutive time on Thursday. Investors are hoping that Federal Reserve Chairman Powell will give a "dovish" hold signal in the post-meeting press conference, indicating that he may hint at the earliest rate cut in September, which would be the first in four years.

The US debt market has "voted", signaling that the Federal Reserve is about to cut interest rates.

Odaily Planet Daily Report: Triple Crown Digital crypto analyst and partner Noelle Acheson stated that Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is expected to make some "exciting remarks" on Wednesday and hint at a rate cut in September. This week, market observers expect the Federal Reserve to announce a rate cut in September at the Federal Open Market Committee, and expect other central banks such as the Bank of England and the Bank of Japan to make similar statements. (DLNews)

Triple Crown Digital partners: The Federal Reserve chairman is expected to make some "exciting remarks" this week.

According to Odaily, Philip Wee, a senior foreign exchange strategist at DBS Bank, pointed out that although the futures market believes the probability of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve in September is over 100%, the twists and turns of the US presidential election and the unwinding of the yen carry trade have made the outlook for the US dollar unclear. Furthermore, against the backdrop of the tech stock selloff, the yen and the Swiss franc have become safe-haven currencies. At the FOMC meeting in July, the Federal Reserve should open the door to a rate cut, but avoid supporting the market's bet on a rate cut in September. After the release of the US unemployment rate data on August 2 and the CPI data on August 14, the Federal Reserve may provide a timeline at the Jackson Hole symposium.