The central banks of the United States, Japan, and Europe maintain a cautious attitude towards the trend of inflation.

During the recent "Super Central Bank Week", the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan announced interest rate hikes, while the Federal Reserve remained unchanged. From the statements of central bank officials, it can be seen that although the easing of tensions between the US and Iran has calmed the market sentiment, the three major central banks still show a cautious attitude towards the inflation situation and do not rule out the possibility of interest rate hikes within the year.