Raising interest rates is the behavior of the central bank of a country or region to raise interest rates, which increases the borrowing cost of commercial banks to the central bank, and then forces the market interest rate to increase. The purpose of raising interest rates includes reducing money supply, curbing consumption, curbing inflation, encouraging deposits and slowing down market speculation. Raising interest rates can also be used as an indirect means to increase the value (exchange rate) of domestic or local currencies against other currencies.

Generally speaking, the impact of raising interest rates includes:

1, the stock market is depressed (the stock market is down, but there is also a slight upward trend).

It is possible to alleviate inflation by reducing the speed of money circulation.

People spend less and save more.

4. Industrial and commercial enterprises reduce investment.

5. Stimulate the appreciation of domestic or local currencies.

6. Slow down the national or local economic growth.

If other factors are not considered. The central bank's interest rate hike has a great impact on the entire domestic financial market, including the futures market. The central bank's interest rate hike is mainly to cope with inflation and increase the cost of capital use. It is a tight monetary circulation policy, which reduces the liquidity of the futures market, thus adversely affecting the futures market. .

Measuring the length of a bug is similar to a scale. The interval between scales has increased. The length of the worm is shortened. But the actual length of the bug remains the same.

At present, the public is concerned about whether the dollar will raise interest rates at the end of the year. When the dollar raises interest rates, the price of goods denominated in dollars will be relatively lower. China's debt ratio has reached 200%, and it entered sdr in February, 65438, which means it can be freely convertible in the future. Then in 20 12 years, the RMB exchange rate will depreciate like the Japanese yen, the commodity contracts denominated in RMB in the domestic futures market will rise sharply, and the stock market may be equally affected.