Important events this week: Focus on the FOMC meeting and AI investment opportunities brought by the Nvidia GTC conference
Jinse Finance reports, a schedule of important events this week (March 18 to March 23).
Macro: The focus this week will be on the FOMC meeting, where an interest rate cut is expected in June amid discussions on U.S. economic growth and inflation.
At the same time, the Bank of England will release February inflation data before making an interest rate decision, and it is currently not expected to cut interest rates immediately.
Encryption: Focus on the opportunities in the AI sector brought by the Nvidia GTC conference.
On March 18 (Monday), the AI vane—NVIDIA GTC Conference will be held from March 18 to March 21;
On March 19 (Tuesday), the Reserve Bank of Australia announced its interest rate decision and the Bank of Japan announced its interest rate decision;
On March 20 (Wednesday), Wormhole token W was officially issued on March 20;
On March 21 (Thursday), the Federal Reserve announced its interest rate resolution and summary of economic expectations; Federal Reserve Chairman Powell held a monetary policy press conference. Bank of England publishes interest rate decision and meeting minutes
On March 22 (Friday), the US SEC requested to extend the deadline for the remedial briefing in the Ripple case to March 22.
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