The Fed has rarely aggressively raised interest rates, and US stocks have soared instantly.
raise interest rates, raise interest rates, and raise interest rates. The same meaning is expressed in Chinese. Let’s take a look at what English words do the mainstream media in English use to express the same meaning?
U.S. Fed lifted rates by 50 basis points (bps) in May. Use liftt
The Fed raised interest rates by 50 basis points (bps) in May.
U.S. Fed announced biggest interest rate rate hike since 1994. Using hike.
Local time, on Wednesday, the Federal Reserve announced its largest rate hike since 1994.
The U.S. Federal Reserve announced the most aggressive interest rate increase in nearly 30 years.
Bank also announced a 0.50% rate hike on Wednesday local time.
Swiss National Bank raised SNB policy rate to −0.25%. The use of raise.
Local time, on Thursday, the Swiss National Bank raised the Swiss National Bank policy rate to 0.25%.
In addition, on Thursday local time, the British Central Bank also raised interest rates by 25 basis points.
Since the Russian-Ukrainian conflict escalated on February 24, the prices of oil, natural gas and food around the world have risen very significantly. In China, the price increase is relatively small, except for ordinary people who feel that the oil prices have soared.
The prices of the United States, which are closely related to ordinary people, have risen to a point that ordinary people cannot bear. Therefore, the Federal Reserve, that is, the central bank of the United States, raised interest rates to 75 basis points in June based on a sharp 50 basis points increase in interest rates in May. For a large rate hike that makes
obviously feel like this, you can use hike or lift.
. If you mention hike in general, you can use raise, increase.
to talk about the "increase" of increasing interest rates. The most common word on mainstream English media is raise. That is, the word that is the most frequently used.
