Many central banks this week to discuss interest rates.

<P> Market is expected the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan will continue to keep the benchmark interest rate unchanged </ P> <P> Brazil, South Africa, the central bank will this week announce the latest interest rate decision </ P> <P> major this week .the central bank will hold its first meeting on interest rates this year. .Federal Reserve, Japan, Brazil, South Africa and many other central banks will announce the latest interest rate decision. .</ P> <P> Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) on Wednesday will end a two-day policy meeting, it is widely expected to keep interest rates near zero level. .Investors will focus on post-meeting statement, including its assessment of economic conditions for the withdrawal of liquidity program and the timing of future interest rates and so on. .</ P> <P> Earlier, Federal Reserve officials have repeatedly reiterated their preference for a longer period of time to maintain low interest rates, financial markets interpret this as at least wait until interest rates later in the second half of 2010. .Authoritative survey of the media last week, the market expects the Fed will continue to keep the benchmark interest rate unchanged at 0-0.25% of the low, and that the Fed may have to after the third quarter of this year will raise interest rates. .</ P> <P> Bank of Japan will also be held this week, a two-day policy meeting. .Market is widely expected there will be no changes in yen interest rates, the central bank would not propose a new scheme. .</ P> <P> But Credit Suisse in New York currency strategist DanielKatzive said the bank may introduce more stringent measures, which will adversely yen. .</ P>.