Record-breaking! Within 24 hours after the first debate, Harris raised $47 million in funds.
①Within 24 hours after the debate with Trump, Harris raised $47 million. ②This is the largest 24-hour fundraising amount that Harris has raised since running for president.
"The Fed's Megaphone": In-depth Analysis - 25 or 50 basis point rate cut?
If the first large-scale interest rate cut is followed by consecutive ones? If there is a small rate cut to maintain flexibility, will it be questioned? A 25 or 50 basis point interest rate cut in September has its own support, and not only the Federal Reserve but even the 'megaphone of the Federal Reserve' cannot give a conclusion.
Futu Morning News | After "Hart's First Defense", Harris sets a record of "sucking" $47 million! Gold prices skyrocket to record highs, analysts exclaim: still possible to rise even higher.
OpenAI has released a preview version of the OpenAI o1 series model, which has inference capabilities; Adobe's stock fell nearly 9% in post-market trading, and its fourth-quarter revenue guidance fell short of expectations.
US stocks closing | NASDAQ, S&P joined hands for four consecutive positives, US stocks' seven giants all rose, with Meta up nearly 3% and Nvidia up nearly 2%.
In August, the PPI in the United States showed a cooling down of inflation, and the market slightly raised its bets on the Fed's aggressive interest rate cuts. US stocks rose together, with Nvidia up nearly 2%, while NIO Inc and XPeng fell more than 5%. The European Central Bank cut interest rates for the second time this year, but maintained a restrictive policy. European bonds fell, and the euro rebounded from its four-week low. Commodities rose across the board, with US oil briefly rising by 3.7%, gold reaching a new high with a nearly 2% increase, palladium rising by over 4%, and copper experiencing its largest two-month increase.
Is there another crack in consumer spending in the USA? Deloitte warns that sales growth during the holiday season this year may hit a six-year low.
Data released by Deloitte on Thursday showed that holiday season sales in the United States are expected to grow at the slowest pace in six years, as persistent inflation and depleted savings make consumers more frugal during the crucial shopping period.
Economic weakness is coming! Goldman Sachs predicts that the central banks of Europe and the UK will unleash a "rapid decline" in interest rates storm.
Goldman Sachs' latest forecast predicts that due to weak economic growth, the European Central Bank and the Bank of England will cut interest rates at a faster pace than previously expected. The bank currently expects the European Central Bank to start consecutive rate cuts from December this year, rather than cutting rates at every other meeting, and also lowered the terminal interest rate forecast for the European Central Bank by 0.25 percentage points to 2%.