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PCE data for November fell short of expectations across the board. Has the Federal Reserve considered the "Trump effect"?
In November, USA's PCE data showed a comprehensive cooldown, and the "third-in-command" of the Federal Reserve stated that there is a lot of uncertainty regarding future fiscal policy. Traders continue to bet that the Federal Reserve will pause interest rate cuts in January next year.
Wall Street is not afraid of the Federal Reserve's "hawkish interest rate cuts"; will the "Christmas rally" in the U.S. stock market arrive as scheduled?
Wall Street analysts are not overly concerned and believe that Wednesday's sell-off presents a good buying opportunity, and a strong reaction to the Federal Reserve meeting is unlikely to disrupt this year's 'Santa Claus rally' momentum.
Major Indexes Are Higher Following November PCE Data.
Trump 2.0 is coming soon! Historically speaking, is it possible for the U.S. stock market to welcome a "Gold era"?
As the 45th President of the USA, Trump's economic policy propositions had a profound impact on the financial markets after his victory in the 2016 presidential election. In particular, the S&P 500 Index surged nearly 70%, experiencing significant changes during Trump's tenure as an important indicator of the performance of the US stock market.
After two years of continuous growth, Wall Street is eagerly hoping that the U.S. stock market can still be "bullish" next year.
Market sentiment remains enthusiastic, and compared to a year ago, investors have greater confidence in the USA economy.
U.S. stock market early session | The three major Indexes opened lower and then rose, with the S&P and Dow Jones turning positive first, Broadcom rebounding over 2%; Quantum Computing concept stocks made a comeback, with Rigetti up nearly 28% and QUBT ris
On the evening of the 20th in Peking time, the largest ever "Triple Witching Day" is approaching, with Options worth 6.6 trillion USD about to expire. The year-on-year increase of the USA's November PCE Index is 2.4%, lower than expected. The government shutdown crisis in the USA has resurfaced.