Emerging markets are "on pins and needles", with the market worrying: Was the Federal Reserve's "50 basis point rate cut" in September wrong?
Market concerns that the Federal Reserve's significant interest rate cut in September may have been implemented too early and may be difficult to sustain. The borrowing costs in the USA may still remain high, leading to emerging markets assets potentially facing difficulties, causing global investors to hesitate.
Final sprint of the usa election! Harris spends a lot of money: Campaign spending as high as $0.27 billion in September.
Harris's team's fundraising scale also far exceeds Trump's: Harris raised a total of 0.222 billion US dollars in September campaign funds, while Trump only raised 63 million US dollars.
Bull market in US stocks expected to continue! Survey: s&p 500 expected to close at nearly 6000 points this year.
①According to the latest Markets Live Pulse survey, despite the upcoming US presidential election being a major uncertainty factor, the crazy rebound of US stocks this year is expected to continue until the final stage of 2024; ②According to the median estimate of 411 respondents, the s&p 500 index is expected to close at 5977 points this year, about 2% higher than the closing price of 5865 points last Friday.
More and more data support the usa economy not landing! Will the US stock market continue to play music and dance?
Bank of America and UBS Group and other institutions have recently pointed out that the possibility of the US economy not landing is increasing...
Will the volatility of US stocks intensify before and after the election? Wall Street analyst: US stocks may see a short-term pullback of 7%.
①With the gradual approach of the US general election, the market is paying more attention to the recent volatility risk of US stocks; ②Recently, according to technical analyst Mark Newton from Fundstrat, purely from a technical analysis perspective, it is expected that the US stock market may experience a 7% pullback by mid-November.
Did Trump go to mcdonald's to compete for votes, mocking Harris's work experience as fake?
As the election enters the final sprint stage, mcdonald's, the fast food giant in the usa, has also become a new battleground for the election; On Sunday, Trump visited a mcdonald's drive-thru window in Pennsylvania and worked there for a short period of time; Trump stated that one of the reasons he worked at mcdonald's was to mock his Democratic opponent, Harris.