Standard Chartered said that at present, the possibility that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates by 0.5 percentage points in December is increasing, but it has not reached the point where a conclusion can be made. “Potential inflation does not seem to be declining; instead, it is likely to rise,” strategists such as Steve Englander and Dan Pan said in the report. “With the inflation rate above the target level, if the inflation rate remains stable, then it is reasonable to take a wait-and-see attitude; but if the inflation rate seems to be rising, then there is no reason to keep waiting”.

Standard Chartered said that at present, the possibility that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates by 0.5 percentage points in December is increasing, but it has not reached the point where a conclusion can be made. “Potential inflation does not seem to be declining; instead, it is likely to rise,” strategists such as Steve Englander and Dan Pan said in the report. “With the inflation rate above the target level, if the inflation rate remains stable, then it is reasonable to take a wait-and-see attitude; but if the inflation rate seems to be rising, then there is no reason to keep waiting”.