Analysis: Seven central banks announce interest rate decisions next week, which may trigger fluctuations in the Bitcoin market According to CoinDesk, next week will be a key test for risky assets such as Bitcoin, with seven major central banks including the Federal Reserve announcing their interest rate decisions. At the same time, the war driven surge in oil prices has raised new concerns about global inflation. Traders are reassessing their expectations of interest rate cuts, as rising energy costs could keep inflation high and increase the risk of policymakers adopting a more hawkish stance. The economic calendar includes: the Reserve Bank of Australia on March 17th, the Bank of Canada and the Federal Reserve on March 18th, the Bank of Japan, the Swiss National Bank, and the European Central Bank on March 19th. Previously, the market generally expected major central banks to steadily cut interest rates, but the rise in oil prices caused by the Middle East conflict has disrupted this expectation. If the central bank sends a hawkish signal, it may trigger volatility and downward pressure on risky assets such as Bitcoin. Analysts point out that the Federal Reserve's initial response to oil price shocks is usually a wait-and-see assessment, hoping to determine which issue is greater between growth and inflation, and most of these shocks are temporary. Only the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan have had a substantial impact on the price of Bitcoin in history.