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The statements from the U.S. Federal Reserve confirmed its commitment to controlling inflation without sharply raising interest rates, which has somewhat calmed the markets and brought clarity to the path of monetary policy. However, markets still experience fluctuations due to 10-year U.S. Treasury yields approaching 5%, and Brent crude oil prices remaining above $100 per barrel. Expectations indicate that market stability depends on a decline in energy price pressures, with the possibility of additional interest rate hikes three more times by next July. Meanwhile, the economy faces realities such as rising diesel prices and the regional conflict in the Middle East, which could lead the Fed to adopt more tightening measures. The technology sector also reflects divergence: spending on artificial intelligence is decreasing, while software companies continue to recover. Investors are now looking forward to the upcoming quarterly earnings reports.
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