ANBOUND's research team points out that the possibility of US Fed changing its policy on rate hike is expanding rapidly.

The Fed’s decision to raise the interest rate depends on the US economic recovery and the biggest requirement is the US has to exit from its ultra-loose monetary policy and enter into the "post-crisis period".

However, currently, not only that the global economy is weak, the economic performance of Europe, Japan, China and the emerging markets are less than satisfactory and there is a slump of prices for international bulk commodities.

If the global economy and financial market are barely holding up, then the Fed rate hike is no longer a problem for US economy.

We expects the US to slow down or even halt the rate hike as its monetary policy has to be tied with the global economy.