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Powell questioned: Overemphasis on "data dependency" triggers market volatility.
In fact, Chairman Powell has detailed opinions on the mid-term views of policymakers, but always remains evasive in front of the public.
Cleveland Fed's latest warning: Inflation may still be a 'big issue'!
The latest report from the Cleveland Fed points out that rent inflation may persist, making the Fed's "anti-inflation efforts" potentially more complex...
Bank of America survey: Global stock markets have seen the first sell signal, investors' cash allocation ratio has dropped from 4.2% to 3.9%.
①A survey by Bank of America shows that "going long on Chinese stocks" ranks in the top 3 of the survey conducted by Bank of America this time; ②In the survey, the net proportion of those who expect the Chinese economy to strengthen in the next 12 months reached 48%, the highest level since April 2023; ③ The report also states that since February 2021, global stock markets have seen a sell signal for the first time.
Tonight, is usa's retail data going to be amazing?
Bank of America expects that the US Census Bureau will carry out an "extreme" seasonal adjustment, pushing retail sales in September to surge by 0.8% month-on-month, far exceeding the general market expectations. Bank of America stated that this retail data is released following the "encouraging" GDP and non-farm payroll data, making it "significant"; if the data spikes as expected, it may increase the probability of an economic "soft landing" and intensify the uncertainty of the Fed's interest rate cut prospect.
Daily options tracking | United Airlines surged over 12%, earning 4 times the daily call volume; Coinbase rose 7%, with two big $20 million options trades last night.
Last night, Nvidia had three options transactions of over $20 million each. Among them, calls with a strike price of $130 expiring on March 31, 2025 were respectively sold and bought 0.012 million contracts, involving $26.55 million and $26.28 million.
Futu Morning Post | Today at 10 o'clock! Five departments will hold a major real estate market meeting; technology giants are betting on nuclear energy, and the nuclear power sector is collectively soaring, with Oklo surging by 40%.
Spot gold is testing historical highs, as Deutsche Bank stated due to the weak performance of the US stock market in the second half of the year; Goldman Sachs trading department expects the s&p 500 index to rise to 6270 points by the end of the year.