Bank of Japan's "hawkish pause" is only awaiting official announcement; market focus has already shifted to December monetary policy signals.

Zhitong Finance APP has learned that this week can be called a "super central bank week" - the U.S., Japanese and European central banks will successively hold monetary policy-setting meetings, among which the Federal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), the most closely watched by the market, will announce its interest rate decision and monetary policy statement on Wednesday local time (2 a.m. Beijing time Thursday). According to the consensus forecast of Wall Street fixed-income strategists, the three major central banks may simultaneously keep interest rates unchanged this week, but what the market is really focused on is: after the pause, how far will tightening still go?