The Fed has been deliberately hawkish in its June meetings for many consecutive years, so will this week usher in a major negative?

Since 2021, the Fed has been fighting an economic war every June, sending out hawkish signals crazily

June 2021 meeting: The Fed's "dot plot" moved up, as if it had fired the first shot of the interest rate hike, marking the beginning of the retreat of the ultra-loose monetary policy.

June 2022 meeting: The Fed directly fired, raised interest rates by 75 basis points, and significantly raised interest rate expectations

June 2023 meeting: The Fed hinted that it would raise interest rates twice more, and it felt like it had prepared ammunition and was ready to fire at any time.

June 2024 meeting: It is estimated that interest rate expectations will be raised again, even long-term neutral interest rate expectations, as if the war machine is already running at full speed and ready to charge at any time.

For the stock market, currency circle, and gold, in recent years, the Fed seems to be declaring war every June, constantly raising interest rates, forcing the market to dance up and down.

In recent years, the Fed has continuously released hawkish signals at its June meetings, and there are deep-seated reasons behind it. Let's witness the extraordinary of June together this Wednesday