24-hour financial news: The Bank of Japan raises interest rates to a 31-year high, and the Federal Reserve's FOMC meeting opens today.

From June 17th to 18th, the Federal Reserve's FOMC meeting officially kicked off, and Waller faced his first interest rate decision since taking office as the chairman. CME data shows that the probability of keeping the interest rate unchanged this time is as high as 98.5%. The market focus has shifted to the dot plot, the path of balance sheet reduction, and Waller's latest statements on inflation and employment. Coupled with the fact that the Bank of Japan has raised interest rates in advance and the Bank of England will hold an interest rate meeting on Thursday, this week's "Super Central Bank Week" with intensive decisions from 8 central banks has affected the global asset pricing.