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Goldman Sachs 'Ten Questions' for Trump 2.0: Where is the USA economy and the Federal Reserve headed in 2025?
Goldman Sachs Analysts emphasize that as the new year begins, the fundamentals of the USA economy are expected to remain robust.
The manufacturing industry in the USA is facing a harsh winter, with the Chicago PMI unexpectedly plummeting to levels close to those during the lockdown period of the COVID-19 pandemic.
In December, the Chicago PMI in the USA was 36.9, significantly below the expected 43, with the previous value in November being 40.2. Given the dismal Chicago PMI data, the upcoming critical ISM manufacturing PMI to be released later this week may also be disappointing. The unexpected sharp decline in the Chicago PMI has led to an expansion in the gains of US Treasury prices during the day, and the drop in US stock prices has also widened at one point.
Express News | The probability that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged in January next year is 88.8%.
New York foreign exchange market: The US dollar rises to the highest level since 2022, with the Japanese yen leading the gains.
The USD rose to its highest level since November 2022 on Monday, supported by year-end capital flows. The yen led the G-10 MMF against the USD. The Bloomberg spot Exchange Rates Index increased by 0.1%, reaching a year-to-date gain of 7.6%, expected to achieve its best performance since 2015.
December Texas Manufacturing Activity Unexpectedly Returns to Growth Territory
The surge of the US dollar has severely impacted the market, causing the Exchange Rates of the Vietnamese dong to drop to a historic low.
The exchange rate of the Vietnamese Dong against the US Dollar has fallen to a historically low level. Experts believe that the main reason for the depreciation of the Vietnamese Dong is closely related to the rising demand for the US Dollar in the international market. It is expected that the Vietnamese Dong may weaken further, and the Vietnamese central bank may increase the sale of US Dollars to stabilize market fluctuations.