2024/4/19 10:57 utc+8 Preliminary summary of views on 2024/4/17 - meet
These two days the market volatility is weak, halving the good cash + interest rate cut expectations decline.
A new point of concern: the Middle East. The friction between Iran and Israel did not end after Iran fired drones and missiles at Israel in the past few days. The previous market interpretation is that under the suppression of the United States, the two countries are unlikely to have a major conflict, and Iran's counterattack is mainly a face-saving project to deal with domestic public opinion.
But! Clashes resumed yesterday as Israel fired missiles at Iran, Syria and other countries. The price of crude oil skyrocketed.
Two logics, logic 1 Inflation logic should be a realistic deduction: 1. Rising crude oil - strong inflation - suppression of digital currency (currently a large probability deduction)
2. Capital hedging - Incremental capital pouring into digital currencies (unlikely in the short term, no incremental funds, and hedging to find gold, and the Middle East conflict is not a big risk of global economic crisis, the logic is easy to falsify)
In short, the current is still short, the next half month, first look at half, then look at the situation, and then look at the United States interest rate meeting.
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