According to Internet reports, according to Jin Shi, Mitsubishi UFJ analyst Harpani said in a report that if the Federal Reserve is cautious about the possibility of cutting interest rates in the coming months at its meeting on Wednesday, the dollar may not necessarily appreciate. He said the euro has strengthened since early April, although the yield spread between EU and U.S. two-year bonds has shifted in favor of the United States. That means cautious signals about interest rates will not necessarily boost the dollar. Halpani said policy uncertainty and strong expectations that the U.S. economy will weaken mean the dollar may remain weak or weaken further.