The U.S. index falls more than 0.5% on the day of "Powell denies the possibility of raising interest rates", and the Japanese authorities "strongly" boosted the yen to the 153 line

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Sina Financial News On Wednesday (May 1) at the end of New York, the ICE U.S. dollar index fell fall 0.54% to 105.649 points, Beijing time 14:56 pump to a daily high of 106.490 points, 02:00 before the release of the FOMC Intrerest Rate decision statement was in a state of high volatility, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell said that “the next action cannot be to raise interest rates” after fall to below 105.8 points, after the US stock market closed, with the suspected Japanese authorities intervening in the yen Exchange Rate and fall to a daily low of 105.435 points. The Bloomberg dollar index falls 0.15% to 1263.93, falling to a daily low of 1259.35 at 02:55. Among Asian coins, USD/JPY falls 1.65% to 155.20 and continued to trade above 157 until 04:09 (shortly after the US close) - Japanese dollar metatransactions turned a deaf ear to the Fed’s decision statement and Powell’s press conference, and US stocks then broke the “quiet state” after the market and big dumped to 153.04. EURUSD pump 0.46%, GBPUSD pump 0.28% and USDCHF fall 0.34%), while in the Commodity Money pair, AUDUSD pump 0.73%, NZDUSD pump 0.60% and USDCAD fall 0.32%.

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