Last week, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points as scheduled. The world's major markets then emerged from the “run out of profit” trend, and the technology sector became the leading force. According to this week's brokerage strategy outlook report, as major overseas central banks “hit the ground” to interest rate hikes, the market is gradually desensitized to macroeconomic news disturbances, industrial pricing is expected to return, and performance-supported technology-weighted stocks may usher in supplementary gains. Taken together, the short-term market will continue to rebound in a structural rebound, and the disclosure of results in the three-quarter report may be a catalyst for higher levels of market conditions.

Last week, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points as scheduled. The world's major markets then emerged from the “run out of profit” trend, and the technology sector became the leading force. According to this week's brokerage strategy outlook report, as major overseas central banks “hit the ground” to interest rate hikes, the market is gradually desensitized to macroeconomic news disturbances, industrial pricing is expected to return, and performance-supported technology-weighted stocks may usher in supplementary gains. Taken together, the short-term market will continue to rebound in a structural rebound, and the disclosure of results in the three-quarter report may be a catalyst for higher levels of market conditions.