Trump's policy "exploded" inflation? Bernanke: The impact is limited, attempting to control the Federal Reserve is the real threat.
Bernanke stated that the impact of Trump's policies on inflation may be minimal, and regardless of which presidential candidate is elected, most of the expiring tax cuts are expected to continue, while interest from Congress in further tax cuts may be limited amid rising national debt.
The Trump team is brewing a "slimming down" of tariffs, the dollar has plummeted, and the outlook for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates has changed!
Recent reports reveal that President-elect Donald Trump's team is formulating a tariff plan targeting specific key imported products, which will apply to all countries.
US Dollar Falls Early Monday; Focus on FOMC Minutes, December Employment Report This Week
Dollar Rally Could Lose Steam This Week -- Market Talk
Pre-Market Trading Highlights | Trump's tariff plan has changed! NVIDIA may release a new graphics card at CES 2025.
The three major Equity Index futures in the USA all rose, with Nasdaq futures increasing by 1%, S&P 500 Index futures rising by 0.74%, and Dow futures up by 0.31%.
Fed Has Hit the Pause Button for Rates, and May Only Cut Once This Year, Experts Say
There has been a significant shift in Trump's tariff policy! Non-US MMF currencies have collectively rebounded.
It is said that Trump's tariffs may only cover key imported commodities, the USD plunged upon hearing this, and non-US MMFs and Global stock markets celebrated...
U.S. stock market outlook | All three Equity Index futures rise, with a huge market shock following the announcement of Trump's tariff policy. This week, the non-farm payrolls for December and the Federal Reserve's meeting minutes are coming in with signi
On January 6th (Monday) in Pre-Market Trading, all three major U.S. equity index futures rose.
Dollar Rally May Soften With FX Market Normalization: ING
Trump is about to make an appearance! Global central banks must also be cautious about interest rate cuts in 2025.
Global central bank governors expect to lower interest rates further in 2025, but will act cautiously and closely monitor the policies of the incoming USA President Donald Trump.
Learning from history, the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts are not the ultimate solution to all problems.
One of the biggest issues faced by market participants is how many times the Federal Reserve will cut rates in 2025. Some have even raised the possibility of rate hikes within the year.
USD: Rally May Lose Some Steam – ING
Decision analysis: There has been trouble in Canadian politics! The strength of the US dollar is hard to change, and the Federal Reserve's minutes are coming alongside non-farm payrolls.
On Monday (January 6), Asian stock markets showed mixed results as the market is set to welcome a week packed with economic news releases, which are expected to further demonstrate the relative strength of the USA economy and support the continued strength of the dollar.
Bank of Korea Could Deliver 25Bp Cuts in January and February -- Market Talk
US Jobs Report to Present First Major Test of Stock Market for 2025
Jobs Report, Fed Minutes, Delta Earnings: What to Watch This Week -- WSJ
Dollar Edges Lower on Caution Ahead of This Week's U.S. Jobs Data -- Market Talk
Author Kiyosaki of 'Rich Dad' warns: a 'huge market crash' may have already begun! Buy these Assets.
Robert Kiyosaki, the author of the bestselling personal finance book "Rich Dad Poor Dad", recently warned that a "massive market crash" may have already begun. As a hedge against economic turmoil, this investor reiterated his support for investments in Gold, Silver, and Bitcoin.
Two Federal Reserve officials have spoken hawkishly: the battle against inflation has not yet been won.
Two policymakers from the Federal Reserve stated last Saturday that they believe the task of controlling inflation is not yet complete, but also hinted that they do not want to take risks that could harm the labor market while trying to accomplish this work.
The US dollar is rising across the board, and the Asian currency Index has fallen to a 20-year low.
Central banks in Asia may respond to trade protectionism in the USA by allowing their currencies to depreciate in a controlled manner.