Analyst: Interest rate decisions will become the main market driver, with close attention to the impact of the Middle East conflict
ChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, Danske Bank analyst Asger Wilhelm Dalsjo stated in a report that as the Middle East conflict enters its ninth week, central banks in various countries will assess its existing impact and future expectations. This week, the Bank of Japan, Bank of Canada, Federal Reserve, Bank of England, and European Central Bank will hold policy meetings. The analyst said: "This week, monetary policy decisions will be the main drivers of the market." It is expected that all five central banks will keep interest rates unchanged, but their assessments of the economic impact of the Middle East conflict will be closely watched.
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