Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences
- The Open Access Proceedings Series for Conferences
Series Vol. 36 , 10 November 2023
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Facing inflation that is gradually getting out of control, the Federal Reserve will start to raise interest rates sharply in 2022. The process of raising interest rates is historic, and the impact is also global. For the financial market in the United States, the stock market is negative, and the bond market is on the rise. Not only in the United States, but the Bank of England has also issued several documents to raise the interest rate of the pound. This article mainly analyzes the impact of China's current round of interest rate hikes and the corresponding monetary policy measures adopted to stabilize China's financial and national economic markets, and hopes that China's RMB can increase its international influence and continue to strengthen the international market after the Covid-19 pandemic is unblocked. To increase the international influence of the RMB through trade can increase the number of countries that conduct RMB transactions directly. Fundamentally reduce the impact of dollar changes on the Chinese economy.
inflation, Fed rate hike, Chinese monetary policy
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