[The Federal Reserve's interest rate hike releases a hawkish signal, and the interest rate decisions of the Bank of England and Japan are coming one after another] September 17th, in the early morning of Thursday, Beijing time, the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike boots finally landed. The Federal Reserve's dot plot and Chairman Warsh also released hawkish signals, suggesting that interest rates will continue to rise in the coming months, and the U.S. dollar and U.S. bond yields rose sharply simultaneously. After this, the market's focus shifted from the United States to Europe and Asia - the Bank of England will announce an interest rate decision later on Thursday local time, and the Bank of Japan will also announce an interest rate decision on Friday. Outsiders are currently expecting the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates to a 31-year high on Friday.