💡 This week will usher in Super Central Bank Week, which is the first time that global central banks have collectively evaluated the impact of Lao Te's trade policy on the economy. It is recommended to pay attention to it—— one ⃣ On March 19th (Wednesday), the Bank of Japan's interest rate decision is expected to maintain interest rates unchanged, with a focus on the yen exchange rate and future interest rate hike signals. If a hawkish signal is released or triggers the appreciation of the yen, it will affect the flow of Japanese stocks and global funds; If dovish, it may continue the weakness of the yen. two ⃣ On Thursday, March 20th, the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision is expected to maintain rates at 4.25% -4.5%. Pay attention to the dot matrix and Powell's speech. If signals of interest rate cuts are released or the US dollar is suppressed, boosting risky assets (such as US stocks and gold); If biased towards eagles, it may exacerbate market volatility. three ⃣ The Bank of England's interest rate decision is expected to remain unchanged, with a focus on the impact of dovish rhetoric on the pound. If it implies future interest rate cuts or a drag on the pound, it is favorable for export-oriented British stocks. It mainly depends on the attitude of central banks around the world towards interest rates, but they all feel that they are holding their ground. The current market has just gone through a wave of adjustment policies and is not yet clear. "Prudence" is the main tone, and "wait-and-see" is the main attitude.