Last Thursday, inflation in the United States was lower than expected, and there is still inflationary pressure. Last Friday, the Consumer Confidence Index in the United States experienced a significant decline, setting the largest monthly decline in June last year. At the same time, expectations for inflation have increased, indicating that consumers are pessimistic about the future. Consumer confidence will affect the growth of the US economy in the coming months. The Federal Reserve is facing a policy dilemma. On the one hand, it needs to control inflation and raise interest rates, but currently, there is a conflict between Palestine and Israel, The uncertain impact on the economy is to temporarily halt inflation. Due to the rise in oil prices, the conflict between Palestine and Israel may lead to supply chain disruptions, and inflation may once again spiral out of control. So there are three certain things in the future: firstly, inflation may further rise, secondly, the uncertainty of interest rate hikes may increase, and thirdly, the gold dollar may once again be sought after.