[China's Monetary Policy Adheres to Domestic Priorities, Foreign Exchange Market Continues Stable Operation] Golden Finance reports: On September 17, does the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike impact China's macroeconomic and monetary policy direction? Since August, the international financial market has continued its volatile trend, with the RMB showing a stable-to-strong, two-way fluctuation trend against the USD. China's foreign exchange market has maintained stable operations, and cross-border capital has continued to record net inflows. Wang Yifeng, Deputy Director of the Research Institute at Everbright Securities, stated that after this Federal Reserve rate hike, although the inversion of the China-U.S. interest rate spread has widened, considering that the market had relatively fully anticipated this beforehand, U.S. Treasury yields have already risen significantly in recent times. This rate hike is a precautionary measure, reflecting the Federal Reserve's intention to rebuild market confidence against the backdrop of high inflation plateauing. Industry insiders noted that China's export outlook remains relatively certain, domestic inflation levels are running at a moderately low level, and the Federal Reserve's rate hike has a controllable impact on cross-border capital flows. China's monetary policy remains accommodative, effectively supporting the financing needs of the real economy. The RMB exchange rate demonstrates strong resilience, and the interest rate decisions of major overseas economies have minimal direct impact on the RMB exchange rate. (CCTV Finance)