Recently, global stock markets have continued to fluctuate, and A-shares have been repeatedly tugged down in the midst of shrinking volume. Investors' attention to the Federal Reserve's September interest rate meeting this week is clearly heating up, and the wait-and-see atmosphere is getting stronger. Regarding this interest rate meeting, which has attracted market attention and its potential impact, several first-tier private equity institutions said that the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting may have a significant impact on overseas markets, which have continued to fluctuate recently, and affect the short-term operating pace of A-shares. A number of private equity sources interviewed believe that the Fed's interest rate hike itself has been fully anticipated; the real variable lies in the wording and pace of the subsequent policy path. Between short-term turbulence and medium-term direction, front-line institutions are developing an offensive and defensive layout with “controlling retracement and looking at profit” as the main line.

Recently, global stock markets have continued to fluctuate, and A-shares have been repeatedly tugged down in the midst of shrinking volume. Investors' attention to the Federal Reserve's September interest rate meeting this week is clearly heating up, and the wait-and-see atmosphere is getting stronger. Regarding this interest rate meeting, which has attracted market attention and its potential impact, several first-tier private equity institutions said that the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting may have a significant impact on overseas markets, which have continued to fluctuate recently, and affect the short-term operating pace of A-shares. A number of private equity sources interviewed believe that the Fed's interest rate hike itself has been fully anticipated; the real variable lies in the wording and pace of the subsequent policy path. Between short-term turbulence and medium-term direction, front-line institutions are developing an offensive and defensive layout with “controlling retracement and looking at profit” as the main line.