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Are changes ahead for the prospects of interest rate cuts? "Federal Reserve mouthpiece": The Federal Reserve is trying to assess Trump's influence.
What troubles Powell is how to handle the inflation pressure that may arise from Trump's policies without openly defying him. Will he compromise with Trump like he did in 2018? This time may be different.
With Trump's inauguration and the non-farm payroll data coming in, will the market face numerous risks in January next year?
Do not let your guard down! The market will face several major events at the beginning of 2025...
Former Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers in the USA: The Federal Reserve's interest rate cut in December is perplexing but thought-provoking.
The Federal Reserve should adopt clear MMF policy rules and explain the reasons for deviating from these rules.
The Federal Reserve's mouthpiece: How did Powell "wage a 'World War II' against Trump?" Internal rifts have already emerged.
① Although the Federal Reserve's policy is not currently Trump's main concern, the actions of the elected president are influencing the mindset of central bank officials; ② The Federal Reserve, which constantly speaks of "independence," still acts honestly; ③ Powell feels privately dissatisfied with some colleagues' public comments on Trump's policies and attempts to intervene.
Buckle up! Wells Fargo & Co: The U.S. stock market is disconnected from the economy and is about to correct after this year's "surge."
① Wells Fargo & Co warns that the optimistic rebound of the US stock market after the election may lead to a short-term "hangover," with the S&P 500 Index possibly dropping by 7%. ② The report points out that the disconnection between the US stock market and the economy is intensifying; economic data is lukewarm, yet stock indices are rebounding and rising.
The number of initial unemployment claims in the USA has dropped to the lowest level in a month, indicating that the labor market continues to show resilience.
Due to the low number of layoffs, the number of initial unemployment claims saw a slight decline; however, as of the week ending December 14, the number of continuing unemployment claims rose to the highest level in over three years.