Recently, the global economy is in a sensitive period, and any slight change in monetary policy by my country and the United States has attracted global attention and discussion.

Notably, the central bank of my country has cut interest rates twice within just 24 hours, while the United States, which has been facing debt issues, has been continuously raising interest rates.

This contrast between consecutive rate cuts and sustained rate hikes has sparked widespread speculation and doubts.

Many people have begun to question whether there is some sort of "hidden agenda" behind these decisions.

This series of actions has not only caused significant market fluctuations but also further deepened people's focus on the economic and financial fields between China and the United States.

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Why would the central bank of my country choose to cut interest rates when the United States is frequently raising rates?

What international financial interconnections are revealed behind these different policies of rate hikes and rate cuts?

What regional economic particularities are reflected?

Firstly, my country's economy has long faced the pressure of slowing growth.

Trade frictions, domestic structural adjustments, and the COVID-19 pandemic have all had certain adverse effects on my country's economic activities.

To stimulate domestic demand and promote economic growth, the central bank of my country definitely needs to cut interest rates to reduce borrowing costs and stimulate the willingness of enterprises and individuals to invest and consume.

Secondly, the U.S. debt issue and the United States' continuous tightening monetary policy of raising interest rates have greatly impacted the international financial market and will further affect my country's economic growth.

Therefore, the central bank of my country will cut interest rates to cope with these external pressures, maintain economic stability, and reduce sensitivity to the external environment.

In addition, my country has long adopted a prudent monetary policy, striving to balance the relationship between inflation and economic growth, ensuring the stability and sustainability of my country's economic development.

Thus, this sudden consecutive rate cuts are also very likely to adjust monetary policy to better support the transformation and upgrading of my country's real economy and economic structure.

With the United States continuously raising interest rates, many European countries have also followed suit to raise interest rates to alleviate the impact they have suffered.

However, in this wave of rate hikes, my country, which is more affected, has chosen to do the exact opposite by cutting interest rates.

Many people are puzzled as to why the central bank would make such a decision.

Shouldn't my country also raise interest rates to cope with the economic impact brought by the United States?

Is there really some "hidden agenda" between China and the United States?

In fact, there is no such thing.

Raising or lowering interest rates is a monetary policy.

The formulation of monetary policy entirely depends on the unique economic conditions and policy goals of each country.

The United States raising interest rates will lead to the appreciation of the U.S. dollar, and the euro will relatively depreciate.

To maintain the competitiveness of their own economies and stabilize price levels, these European countries will consider following the United States in raising interest rates.

My country's decision to cut interest rates has promoted an increase in domestic investment and consumption, promoting economic development while allowing funds to flow into my country, mitigating the impact of U.S. rate hikes.

The decision to raise or lower interest rates often needs to consider many aspects, so whether it is European countries or my country, it is actually to protect their own interests and choose corresponding measures.

If we insist on saying that there is some "hidden agenda" between China and the United States, it is indeed there, and that is the close connection of the international financial market.

My country holds a large amount of U.S. debt, and the United States also has a lot of RMB reserves.

My country has a huge amount of investment in the United States, and U.S. capital also permeates all aspects of my country.

This is the place of close connection, this is the bridge where the global financial market influences each other, raising or lowering interest rates is a game, further affecting the monetary policy and economic trends of the two countries.

The U.S. debt issue will continue to affect for a period of time, and the United States will also be in a sensitive state of raising interest rates at any time, so in the future, my country will also frequently change relevant policies.

More important than raising or lowering interest rates is that China and the United States need to actively seek solutions to promote fair, open, and sustainable trade relations.

At the same time, we need to strengthen trade cooperation, expand bilateral trade on the basis of mutual benefit and reciprocity, and carry out more cooperation in different fields such as renewable energy and technological innovation.

With economic development, the economic relationship between China and the United States will have a more important global influence.

The interaction and cooperation between these two economies are crucial for the stable and prosperous world economy.

The economic relationship between China and the United States is one of the most important and complex relationships in the global economic pattern.

When discussing the "hidden agenda" behind raising and lowering interest rates, we can see that the adjustments and interactions in monetary policy between the two sides have an important impact on each other's economies.

Only by establishing a more stable, fair, and sustainable economic cooperation model can China and the United States make a positive contribution to the healthy development of the global economy.

Only through cooperation, understanding, and mutual respect can we achieve common prosperity and stability for China, the United States, and the world economy.