According to Jinshi, Chris Turner, head of global markets at ING, said that due to persistently high inflation, the Federal Reserve may delay its expectations for rate cuts, which could lead to a decline in the stock market, which could be good for the dollar. In recent months, although investors have significantly reduced their expectations for rate cuts, the dollar, as a safe-haven currency, has seen limited gains due to rising stock markets. He predicts that as the Federal Reserve announces that interest rates will remain higher for a longer period of time, there will be a sell-off in the stock market, which should "prove that the dollar will be a bull story."