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Bank of England and European Central Bank to announce interest rate decisions tonight, Middle East conflict may impact monetary policy path

Gate News reported that on March 19, the Bank of England will announce its interest rate decision (the central bank's policy decision on whether to adjust the benchmark interest rate) and meeting minutes at 20:00 Beijing time tonight, and the European Central Bank will announce its interest rate decision at 21:15. Affected by the Middle East conflict, the monetary policies of the two major central banks face uncertainty. The market expects this meeting to maintain a wait-and-see stance, but bets on future rate hikes continue to increase.

Anduril Founder Luckey: U.S.-China AI Gap Is Extremely Small, China's Deployment Speed Far Exceeds U.S.

Anduril Industries founder Palmer Luckey warned on the Axios Show that America's lead in the AI race is extremely slim, pointing out that China is moving faster than the United States in AI applications. Luckey emphasized China's structural advantages and mentioned application gaps across different sectors in the United States. Additionally, he supports the Department of Defense's tough stance on supply chain risks and discussed changes in future warfare domains.

HSBC: Bank of Japan's Rate Hike Path Narrows, More Inclined to Wait for Clarity Before Acting

HSBC analysts指出，由于能源成本上升和日元贬值导致物价上涨，日本央行面临收紧货币政策的压力。同时，经济增长受限，预计将保持政策灵活性，可能会在夏季晚些时候再次收紧。

Dutch Cooperative Bank Cuts 2026 Fed Rate Cut Expectations from Three to Two

Dutch Cooperative Bank analyst Philip Marey stated that despite rising inflation, the FOMC expects only two rate cuts in 2026, reflecting a muted response to energy price increases. Meanwhile, the Iran conflict could impact rate cut expectations.

The Federal Reserve keeps interest rates unchanged in March, with analysts stating that the escalation of the Middle East conflict will continue to support oil prices.

The Federal Reserve's meeting decided to keep interest rates steady, paying close attention to inflation and the effects of the Middle East war. Iran launched attacks on energy infrastructure, leading to a rise in oil prices. Analysts believe that disruptions in oil supply will continue, with no hope of reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and oil prices will remain supported.

MICA Daily | Is the Fed Worried About Inflation Getting Out of Control? US Stocks Decline, BTC Tests $71,000 Again

Yesterday, BTC fell from $73,000 to $71,000 due to declining US stocks and deteriorating Middle East conditions, with risk-off sentiment heating up in the market. The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged, with Powell emphasizing that the US employment market and energy crisis make decision-making difficult, indicating uncertain economic prospects ahead that could impact both stock and crypto markets.