Are Stocks affected by interest rate concerns and demand for the U.S. dollar?

Investors remain cautious about owning and buying stocks amid an unpredictable and high-risk market amid rising inflation, the possibility of a recession and monetary policy tightening by central banks around the world.

Big companies’ earnings announcements on the 26th, including Microsoft, Visa, including Google, will have an impact on the stock market. This week, at 1am on the 28th, the Federal Reserve announced that monetary policy will have a major impact on the stock market.

The trading summary for the Nasdaq futures index fell sharply last week, flagging -1.5% in fund managers’ buying. At the same time, the sales business increased significantly by 1.2%. The price was 12,400 on Friday. The VIX was at 25.58 on Friday, indicating that the market remained cautious and risk-averse for investors.

The U.S. dollar index, which measures the safe-haven currency against the greenback’s six major pairs, rose 0.1 percent to a high of 106.81, further gains from a one-week low of 106.10, boosting demand for the US dollar.

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Analyzed by: Mr. Ann Rothchanborey Independent Analyzed

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