Of course, if the dollar raises interest rates, the price of gold may also rise. In the financial market, if the dollar raises interest rates at the wrong time, it will lead to currency backflow, weakened market liquidity, difficulties in corporate loans, and a liquidity crisis. The dollar will be bearish by the market, which will benefit gold and stimulate price increases; It is also possible that regional turmoil or oil crisis will occur at the same time when the US raises interest rates, which will make investors worry about the market economy, thus benefiting the price of gold in disguise and leading to the simultaneous rise of the US dollar and gold.
Extended data:
First, let's look at raising interest rates.
Raising interest rates is an act of purposefully raising some or part of the existing interest rates, usually to achieve a specific goal.
Then the US dollar interest rate hike, as the name implies, is the Fed's interest rate hike, similar to our central bank's interest rate hike, mainly to raise bank interest rates and promote the appreciation of the US dollar.
The interest rate increase of the US dollar will lead to hot money flowing back from China to the United States, which will lead to a certain degree of deflation. If the appreciation is huge, which leads to the sharp depreciation of RMB, it will cause serious deflation and even economic crisis.
Let's look at the impact of the US dollar interest rate hike on us:
First, if you don't need to spend dollars, don't worry; For tourism and shopping, the comparative impact is not so great, so don't worry. But for some people who need to spend dollars, such as those who study abroad, some preparations need to be made to hedge against potential risks.
Second, if the dollar continues to appreciate, it will increase the pressure of capital outflow, which means that asset prices may fall sharply, which may have a greater impact on domestic investment.
In the short term, the Fed's interest rate hike will lead to a rise in the US dollar, and the RMB will fall against the US dollar in the short term. However, the People's Bank of China believes that the rise of the US dollar will keep the RMB stable for a long time.