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Is the US labor market showing signs of losing momentum? Investors are closely watching two key reports this week.
The hot labor market has always been a key obstacle preventing the Fed from cutting interest rates.
US stocks in early trading | The three major indexes fluctuated slightly, with the Nasdaq slightly up; large technology stocks rose and fell, with Tesla up more than 7% and Nvidia down more than 1%.
The U.S. stock market opened lower on Tuesday, with major indices partially giving back the gains from the previous trading day. Investors are watching labor market data and a speech from Federal Reserve Chairman Powell.
A leading dove at the U.S. Federal Reserve has spoken out: policymakers should be prepared for interest rate cuts!
Gorsby believes that the inflation rate in the USA will reach 2%, and points out that there have been warning signs in the job market...
US Stock Market Preview | Powell's speech tonight is heart-wrenching; Q2 deliveries are higher than expected, Tesla's pre-market rises more than 4%.
It is recommended to take profits! Morgan Stanley: It's time to unwind short positions in US bonds; the US chip industry faces a labor shortage, and the Biden administration is investing heavily to address it; Maersk CEO: the interruption of Red Sea shipping will continue until the third quarter of this year; Tesla's Chinese deliveries in June decreased by 24% year-on-year, and its global production for the second quarter will be announced later.
Should one consider buying small cap stocks in the US at the moment?
Large cap stocks in the US stock market have much higher valuations than small cap stocks. As of the end of May, the median P/E ratio for the top 10% of stocks by market capitalization in the S&P 500 index was 21.9, while the median P/E ratio for the bottom 10% of stocks by market capitalization during the same period was 15.3, a discount of about 30% compared to the former.
Oppenheimer Asset Management Is Bullish on Equities as H2 Kicks off