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US Stock Preview | The NASDAQ 100 component adjustments will take effect tonight! Three companies have been included; quantum computing stocks are crazy before the market! QBTS rose more than 20% in the premarket
Broadcom stirs up the AI Chip market again! Multiple major banks raise their Target Price; Robotaxi accelerates deployment, and Tesla rises 3% in pre-market trading.
2024 financial events summary! The Federal Reserve's interest rate cut cycle has officially begun, with the U.S. stock market, Bitcoin, and Gold all reaching new highs, and NVIDIA's Market Cap even temporarily topping the Global rankings.
In 2024, with the Federal Reserve's first interest rate cut in four years, Global Assets flourish, with Japanese stocks, Gold, US stocks, Bitcoin, and others breaking historical highs one after another. Chinese Assets experienced an epic surge in October.
The FOMC committee members have undergone a major turnover! With more hawks taking positions, will the Federal Reserve's policy stance undergo a "dramatic change" in 2025?
As the time approaches 2025, the annual rotation of voting members of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) will also occur, and the addition of new members may somewhat increase resistance to further interest rate cuts.
Global top ten investment banks outlook for 2025: U.S. stocks are expected to continue rising, with Trump 2.0 potentially being the biggest variable.
① The market next year is laying an unknown foreshadowing: what kind of sparks will continue to be ignited between the extreme enthusiasm for risk preference and the changing geopolitical landscape? ② Currently, most Wall Street strategists expect that the Global stock and bond markets may continue to rise in 2025; ③ however, one of the biggest uncertainties faced by investors is the policy direction of the incoming USA President Trump.
Exchange-Traded Funds, Equity Futures Mixed Pre-Bell Monday as Investors Assess Fed's Interest Rate Outlook
Musk is preparing to take action against the Federal Reserve!
Trump and Musk now both seem to regard the Federal Reserve as a 'thorn in their side'...