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Liu,Q. (2023). The Monetary Market Uncertainty, Reasons and Consequence of Financial Market. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,43,169-175.
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References
[1]. W Zhong. (2005). Fed rate hikes, capital flows and the yuan exchange rate. The World Economy (03), 10-16.
[2]. D Chen & P Chen. (2023). A Study of the economic impact of the Fed rate hike cycle. Western Finance (04), 45-49.
[3]. S Li, Q Zhang, and Y Li (2022). This round of us inflation development trend and its impact on China. China prices (07), 27-30.
[4]. D Wang & R Yu (2023). The spillover effect of the Federal Reserve rate hike and the impact analysis on China's exchange rate and cross-border capital flow. Tsinghua Financial Review (02), 53-56.
[5]. B Wu (2023). Behind the Fed's "dovish" rate hike. The 21st Century Business Herald, 003.
[6]. Y Zhao (2020). China's science and technology innovation board market and the US NASDAQ market comparison. National Circulation economy (09), 104-105.
[7]. C Jiang (2017). Following the US interest rate hike, why does the Hong Kong dollar still depreciate? https://m.gelonghui.com/p/132295?ivk_sa=1024320u
[8]. X Xu (2023). How much of the Fed's continued interest rate increases is. Economic Daily, 009.
[9]. Z Lin (2022). The dollar is capricious and the euro is unbearable. People's Daily Overseas Edition, 006.
[10]. Q Wu (2023). Analysis of the spillover effect of the Federal Reserve rate hike on our economy. China prices (03), 17-20.
[11]. R Yu & D Wang (2023). Wind blows wrinkled water: How the Federal Reserve raises interest rates will affect China's exchange rate and cross-border capital flows. Financial Market Research (01), 117-124.
[12]. Y Chen. (2022). The impact of the Fed rate hike on RMB interest rates and exchange rates. Modern Commerce (29), 31-35.