BitUnix analyst says global market enters policy tool financialization stage

BitUnix analysts point out that the global market is entering a stage of financialization of policy tools, with governments deeply involved in the market. Investors are more concerned about policy credibility and institutional credit, rather than simply economic data. The US Treasury Department has raised its borrowing size for the third quarter to $739 billion, while Federal Reserve official Williams maintains a stance of inflation returning to 2%. Japan is suspected of using $34 billion to intervene in the foreign exchange market, and the US Treasury Department supports the expansion of FIMA tools. The Trump administration faces 25 states suing for tariff measures and demanding oil companies to lower oil prices. Iran refuses to fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and the energy supply risk premium continues. The United States is synchronously promoting the AI governance framework, and the global capital market is competing for policy consistency and institutional credit among countries.