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Will the USA government shut down tomorrow? The short-term spending bill supported by Trump was rejected, with dozens of Republicans voting against it.
The short-term spending bill supported by Trump passed with difficulty, and even within the Republican Party, the opposition was very strong, with 38 Republicans voting against it. If the bill has not passed by 12:01 AM local time on Saturday, the USA government will partially shut down, and hundreds of thousands of federal workers will be forced to take unpaid leave...
Only two interest rate cuts are expected next year? Wall Street: The Federal Reserve will change its stance, and the current sell-off is a good opportunity to buy at the bottom!
① The Federal Reserve announced a "triple rate cut" on Wednesday, but predicts only two rate cuts next year, which is lower than the previously expected four. ② Wall Street Analysts view Wednesday's sell-off as a "buy on dips" opportunity, believing that the strong reaction to the Federal Reserve meeting is unlikely to disrupt this year's "Santa Claus" rally.
Powell made a big mistake: the USA labor market has imploded, and a recession is imminent.
Has the Federal Reserve made another disastrous policy decision by shifting from aggressive dovishness to hawkishness?
The panic is only temporary, Wall Street's oracle: the time for "picking up people in reverse" has arrived.
More than one market Analyst believes that the surge of the stock market fear Index after the Federal Reserve's decision indicates a recent Buy opportunity.
The largest "Triple Witching Day" of the year is coming! Wall Street is experiencing one wave after another.
This Friday, the size of the Options maturing will reach about 6.5 trillion dollars, which ranks among the highest in history, and it coincides with the Index adjustment again.
The expansion of the hawkish camp makes it increasingly difficult for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in 2025.
Next year, the number of hawkish voters on the Federal Reserve may increase to at least three, potentially raising the risk of dissent.