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Year-end review of the top ten global financial hotspots for 2024: shift in MMF policy, Trump's election victory, and significant stock market fluctuations.
In 2024, the financial market witnessed a significant turn in MMF policy, profound impacts of geopolitical events, fluctuations in the Technology Industry, and a major reconstruction of Global Assets allocation.
Allianz Chief Economist El-Erian: The baseline scenario for the Global economy in 2025.
Geopolitical and national politics are extraordinarily volatile, and the USA is likely to continue surpassing other major economies in 2025. This will place the Federal Reserve in a difficult position.
Swiss Bank: The yen may further depreciate.
On December 23, Gelonghui reported that an Analyst from Swiss Bank, Ippek, stated in a report that the Japanese yen may further depreciate since the Bank of Japan is unlikely to raise interest rates until at least March. She said, "Policymakers believe they will have a clearer understanding of the potential impact of Trump's international policies by then."
Massive purchases of 100 billion dollars! Investors from China have entered in record numbers...
Investors from mainland China have bought Hong Kong Stocks with a record amount, increasing their investment in the Hong Kong market against the backdrop of a weakening yuan and the recovery of risk Assets.
The central bank today net withdrew 643.5 billion yuan from the open market, and the year-end funding situation will remain relatively loose.
1. It is believed in the industry that the central bank is currently inclined to "protect but not excessively loosen" the monetary policy, focusing on whether to initiate a Reserve Requirement Ratio (RRR) cut before and after the MLF renewal. 2. The central bank will strive to maintain reasonable and ample market liquidity, and the volatility of the funding situation at the end of the year will be significantly lower than in previous years.
After the hawkish Federal Reserve, the market took a breather, and the dollar remains "hot."
After the Federal Reserve's "hawkish rate cut", investors in Asia hope the market stabilizes as they welcome the last week of Trade for the year on Friday (December 20).