The biggest event in the global market tonight has arrived! ​ Federal Reserve Chairman Walsh welcomes his first FOMC press conference since taking office What the market is really concerned about is no longer whether to lower interest rates tonight ​ Because keeping interest rates unchanged has almost become a consensus ​ Truly deciding gold BTC、 The next direction for the US stock market is the policy signal first publicly released by Walsh In the past two months, inflation in the United States has risen again, and market expectations for interest rate cuts have continued to cool down Some institutions have even started discussing the possibility of raising interest rates again in the future ​ What Walsh took over was not a Federal Reserve that could easily cut interest rates, but a complex situation facing both inflationary pressures and market divergence ​ Tonight, we will focus on three signals: one ⃣ Should the dot matrix continue to remove the expectation of interest rate cuts two ⃣ Did Walsh mention that the inflation risk is still too high three ⃣ Is there a signal to release high interest rates for a longer period of time If there is a bullish trend - the US dollar is strengthening, gold is under pressure, and BTC may experience a short-term correction If biased towards pigeons - gold has the opportunity to challenge new highs again, BTC and technology stocks are expected to experience a wave of risk appetite recovery. Tonight marks the first official handover between the Powell and Walsh eras ​ Walsh has been criticizing the Federal Reserve for excessive communication and believes that the market should not overly rely on the Fed's forward guidance ​ So tonight, besides looking at interest rates, we also need to see if his speaking style will completely change the communication framework of the Federal Reserve in the future ​ 2:00 AM Interest Rate Resolution At 2:30am, Walsh held his first press conference gold BTC、 The US stock market may face new direction choices. Get ready to witness the first shot of the Walsh era.