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Wall Street executives question: Fed's loose monetary policy may fall short of expectations
Due to concerns about the resurgence of inflation, many chief executives of large investment banks do not agree that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates twice before the end of the year.
Trump's spearhead directly points to Mexico: threatens to impose 100% tariffs on all its commodities!
①USA Republican presidential candidate Trump said on Monday that unless the Mexican government stops illegal immigrants from crossing the border, if he is elected, he will impose a 25% tariff on all products imported from Mexico; ②Trump claimed that this plan is '100% successful' and told his supporters that if the 25% tariff does not work, he will raise the tariff to 50%, 75%, and if necessary, even up to 100%.
USA election, who will win? The two main candidates are battling in the 'swing states', this guide for watching and trading is worth collecting!
This may determine the direction of the US economy for the next four years. This may determine the direction of the US economy for the next four years.
The results of the USA presidential election are about to be announced, how will the US stock market perform? These four scenarios are worth paying attention to!
Goldman Sachs believes the most likely outcome is Harris's election with a divided Congress (40% probability), long-term growth/nasdaq/wind power/china/global export themes will outperform large cap, defensive stocks are better than cyclical stocks.
Inflation risks reappear! Wall Street executives are increasingly skeptical of the Fed's rate cut prospects.
Wall Street's major CEOs see the continued inflationary pressure facing the United States economy, and they do not believe that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates twice more this year to continue easing policy.
U.S. stocks will continue to bull run! Morgan Stanley: Driven by FOMO, s&p 500 is expected to reach 6100 points by the end of the year.
①Morgan Stanley's chief US stock strategist Mike Wilson believes that the s&p 500 index may continue to rise in the final stages of 2024; ②He predicts that the s&p 500 index may rise to the high level of 6100 points; ③However, Wilson also warns that due to the lack of clear catalysts, this enthusiasm may wane with the arrival of 2025.