NFP、聯準會，以及交易者需要了解的內容

GO教育系列课程的第一部分，旨在帮助新交易者了解塑造全球市场的关键因素。

A headline about a civilisation "dying tonight" is built to overwhelm, but the more telling signal may be the calm underneath it, because markets are starting to treat this cycle of sharp escalation followed by sudden de-escalation as a pattern, not a surprise.

Here is the situation as April begins. A war is affecting one of the world's most important oil chokepoints. Brent crude is trading above US$100. And the Federal Reserve (Fed), which spent much of 2025 engineering a soft landing, is now facing an inflation threat driven less by wages, services or the domestic economy, and more by energy. It is watching an oil shock.

For over 110 years, the Federal Reserve (the Fed) has operated at a deliberate distance from the White House and Congress.