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BlockBeats News, June 22. Standard Chartered believes that the Federal Reserve may keep interest rates unchanged within the year. The market's expectation for the Fed is overly hawkish. Standard Chartered believes that the Fed will maintain the interest rate for the remainder of this year and will actually cut rates in the second quarter of next year. According to the mid-year market outlook report released by Standard Chartered, the U.S. economy has performed better than expected; at the same time, the temporary agreement reached between the U.S. and Iran may contribute to a peak in overall inflation in the second quarter. The current situation is favorable for interest rates in emerging markets such as India. Currently, Standard Chartered is more inclined to invest through stocks, but believes that for India, the future environment will improve, and the situation will stabilize.

According to Foresight News, as monitored by Onchain Lens, a wallet associated with TechnoRevenant sold 492 XAUT at a price of $4,179 each, receiving $2.05 million, and purchased 3,457 BNB at a price of $595 each.

On June 22, Daisaku Ueno, a strategist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities, stated that the Japanese government can only suppress speculative yen weakness through foreign exchange market intervention. "As long as there is a persistent positive and negative real policy interest rate differential between the U.S. and Japan, the 'magic' of foreign exchange intervention will struggle to permanently suppress the selling pressure on the yen. This pressure is essentially driven by investment decisions and actual demand generated by the economic activities of Japanese companies and individuals, and has structural characteristics," he pointed out. Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki stated that the government is prepared to take appropriate action in the foreign exchange market when necessary.