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Chevron Expresses Interest in Greek Hydrocarbon Exploration
The first speech of Trump's second term has arrived, and Wall Street will closely watch three major events!
Although the inauguration is not the place for the new president to showcase detailed policies, "the market will pay for what it sees."
Goldman Sachs released a tariff forecast: the possibility of the USA imposing a 10% tariff on Copper in Q1 is about 50%.
① Wall Street traders are preparing to analyze Trump's inauguration speech word by word, to determine the impact of his policies on the market; ② Goldman Sachs stated the likelihood of a 10% tariff on Copper by the USA in Q1 is 50%, which is basically consistent with Goldman Sachs' own forecast; ③ The oil market believes the likelihood of Trump imposing tariffs on oil is close to 40%, higher than Goldman Sachs' expected 15%; additionally, Goldman Sachs said the likelihood of tariffs on Gold is only 10%.
What executive orders will Trump sign on his first day in office? They involve immigration, Energy, and government efficiency, among other topics...
On his first day in office, Trump will issue nearly a hundred executive orders, focusing on immigration issues, including initiating a "national emergency" at the border. Trump plans to reduce or eliminate job protections for federal employees and officially outline the role and authority of the "Department of Efficiency". Trump is expected to ease regulations and land restrictions on the NENGYUANHANGYE, repeal Biden's energy policies, and may possibly withdraw from the Paris Agreement again.
The slogan finally arrives at its moment of fulfillment! Is the "Trump Trade" at a new crossroads?
① From the "beautiful aspirations" before the election to the "wanton revelry" after the election, Trump's Trade has gone through two phases over the past six months; ② Now, this Trade's "third phase" may be the most turbulent journey that is about to unfold: with Trump's official inauguration, all of the campaign slogans from last year's USA election winner will soon come to fruition...
Concerns over supply drove Brent crude oil to a cumulative increase last week, with Deutsche Bank looking to raise the forecast to 90 dollars.
Concerns about the USA's latest sanctions on Russia leading to supply disruptions, as well as strong winter demand for heating fuels, caused Crude Oil Product Futures to rise last week.