随着美元上涨,股市下跌,加密货币在美联储降息前仍停滞不前

币界网Опубликовано 2024-08-22Обновлено 2024-08-22

币界网报道:

周四,股市遭受重创,美元走强,交易员焦急地等待美联储确认降息即将到来。

对美国股市来说,这是艰难的一天,科技股拖累了主要股指。道琼斯工业平均指数下跌0.43%,收于40712点。标准普尔500指数也没有好多少,下跌0.89%,至5570点,而纳斯达克综合指数下跌1.67%,收于17619点。

另一方面,美元从最近的暴跌中反弹。在美联储主席杰罗姆·鲍威尔即将于周五发表演讲之前,美元上涨了约0.4%。

上周,美国新的失业申请人数增加,加剧了劳动力市场缓慢降温的局面。商业活动也显示出放缓的迹象,通货膨胀似乎正在失去动力。

这些指标给了美联储更多的空间来改变其对创造就业机会的关注,这可以解释最近住房贷款利率下降的原因。

上个月,较低的利率已经引发了比预期更大的现房销售复苏,暗示了美联储的决定对不同行业的影响。

但这里真正的故事是美元如何在全球经济中定位自己。随着全球央行关注美联储的举措,一些央行已经暗示了他们的下一步行动。

例如,韩国央行最早可能在10月降息,印尼央行也计划在第四季度降息。尽管如此,每个人的目光都集中在美联储身上,因为美国的宽松周期似乎比其他国家有更大的运行空间。

Stocks dip as dollar gains and crypto stays stuck ahead of Fed rate cuts

不幸的是,在传统金融世界上演戏剧之际,加密货币似乎陷入了泥沼。加密货币的总市值略有上升,升至约2.14万亿美元,在过去24小时内增长了1.76%。

但比特币仍然无法突破6万美元。相反,它保持在58870美元,下降了2.28%。以太坊也没有太大波动,交易价格约为2619.90美元,在过去24小时内小幅上涨1.02%。衡量市场情绪的恐惧和贪婪指数为中性50。

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