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Inflation Worries Flare. Is a Rate Hike Back on the Table? -- Barrons.com
How does Wall Street view the non-farm payroll employment in January? The market still shows resilience, do not expect a rate cut in March, the Federal Reserve still has to keep an eye on Trump.
Although the number of new jobs in January was below expectations, employment figures for the previous two months were significantly revised upward by a total of 0.1 million, and the unemployment rate in January further declined, which does not deviate from the Federal Reserve's determination of a stable and healthy labor market. Furthermore, the policies of the Trump administration may have a significant impact on the labor market and inflation outlook, which will not give the Federal Reserve any reason to cut interest rates in the short term.
The trade war is spreading across the globe! Trump proposes "reciprocal tariffs," which countries face the highest risk?
On Friday local time (February 7), USA President Trump stated that he plans to announce reciprocal tariff measures next week; the relevant tariff measures will apply to all countries, and the announcement may be made on "next Monday or Tuesday." So, which countries may be the most affected under Trump's "reciprocal tariff" threat?
Weekly hot list highlights: Gold is advancing towards the 3000 mark! Does the non-farm data buy more time for the Federal Reserve?
Gold surged again to a historical high; is the 3000 mark no longer distant? Trump's tariff policy is being applied lightly, and the "strong dollar" policy is hard to prevent the weakening trend! DeepSeek has sparked a capital craze, and foreign capital continues to be bullish on China Assets... What stimulating market trends did you miss this week?
Express News | Trump: Will announce the implementation of "reciprocal tariff" measures next week, applicable to all countries.
Cailian Press C50 Wind Direction Index survey: The新增 Crediting scale in January is expected to remain high, and after adjustments, the M1 trend is becoming stable.
① The strength of January's Crediting "New Year Red" may not reach historical levels, but it remains relatively high within the year; ② The pre-issuance of government bonds may support social financing growth, and after adjustments, the seasonal disturbance of M1 fades; ③ The year-on-year growth rate of CPI in January may rise from a low position, while the decline in PPI continues to narrow.