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What will happen when the dollar index rises to 15?

A rise in the US dollar index will lead to a fall in the prices of China's gold, oil and other commodities, which will affect the short-term trend of A-shares and shrink China's foreign exchange reserves.

In addition, there are the following effects:

1. When there is a large-scale capital outflow, it is bound to be accompanied by selling domestic assets, which will lead to the decline of domestic assets, such as selling real estate and stocks.

2. When the stock market falls, the depreciation of RMB will directly benefit A shares, and some funds will be withdrawn from the stock market to invest in US dollars, thus realizing asset appreciation, affecting the liquidity of the stock market, causing the stock price to fall, and at the same time hitting investor confidence.

On the other hand, RMB depreciation will increase the market's expectation of domestic interest rate hike to a certain extent, which is also a big negative for the stock market.

3. Studying abroad and traveling abroad cost more.

The depreciation of RMB means that you have to pay more RMB for the same cost of studying abroad.

The same is true for overseas tourists, who need more RMB.

Extended information:

USD index (USDX) is an index that comprehensively reflects the exchange rate of USD in the international foreign exchange market and is used to measure the exchange rate of USD against a basket of currencies.

It measures the strength of the US dollar by calculating the comprehensive change rate of the US dollar and a selected basket of currencies, thus indirectly reflecting the changes in the US export competitiveness and import cost.

the dollar index is not from the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) or the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), but from the new york Cotton Exchange (NYCE).

new york cotton exchange was founded in 187, which was originally composed of a group of cotton traders and middlemen. It is the oldest commodity exchange in new york and the most important cotton futures and options exchange in the world.

in p>1985, new york cotton exchange established the financial department, officially entered the global financial commodity market, and launched the dollar index futures for the first time.

The US dollar index was originally published by new york Cotton Exchange (NYCE).

In p>1998, new york Cotton Exchange and Coffee Sugar Cocoa Exchange merged to form NYBOT. In September 26, the New York Futures Exchange was merged into the American Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) and became its subordinate department.

US dollar index futures are traded on the US Intercontinental Exchange. The exchange is responsible for publishing the real-time data of the US dollar index and the futures price of the US dollar index.

The real-time data of the US dollar index (that is, the spot price corresponding to the ice US dollar index futures) is updated every 15 seconds by Reuters according to the real-time exchange rates of the constituent currencies that make up the US dollar index.

when calculating, the average value of the highest buying price and selling price of this currency calculated by Reuters is adopted.

the calculation results are transmitted to the American Intercontinental Exchange, which then distributes them to all data providers.