Cutting interest rates by 50 basis points! The Federal Reserve initiates a aggressive first step to open a period of monetary easing.
Understand the attitude changes of policymakers in the Federal Reserve's latest statement, providing investors with the latest macroeconomic news.
TOP 20 transaction volume | Nvidia fell nearly 2%, with a transaction volume of over 35.5 billion US dollars; Apple rose nearly 2%, and Goldman Sachs is expected to take over its credit card project from Goldman Sachs.
On Wednesday, Nvidia, ranking first in trading volume, fell 1.92% with a turnover of $35.556 billion. Tesla, ranking second, fell 0.29% with a turnover of $17.913 billion. Apple, ranking third, rose 1.80% with a turnover of $13.189 billion.
Powell emphasized: the substantial interest rate cut is to stabilize the employment market, and the U.S. economy is still in a strong state.
Federal Reserve Chairman Powell pointed out at the press conference that the main purpose of this rate cut is to stabilize the employment market.
US stocks closed | After the interest rate cut, US stocks rose and then fell back, with the three major indices closing slightly lower. Apple bucked the trend and rose nearly 2%.
After the Federal Reserve cut interest rates, US stock index hit a new daily high. However, it turned downwards after Powell's press conference. The S&P 500 ended its seven-day winning streak, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell for the second consecutive day. Nvidia failed to rebound and closed down nearly 2%, while Apple rose against the trend, gaining nearly 2%.
JPMorgan: Prepare for the decrease in the future ten-year ROI of US stocks.
According to a model from JPMorgan that focuses on long-term market performance, the average annual return rate of the S&P 500 index in the next ten years may decrease to 5.7%.
The Fed cut interest rates by 50 basis points, and the short-term volatility of US stocks, US bonds, and gold surged, while the dollar fell, with a reversal in trend after the huge shock.
The Federal Reserve significantly cut interest rates by 50 basis points, causing short-term fluctuations in US stocks, US bonds, and gold, and a decline in the US dollar. Afterward, there was a major shake-up in various asset classes. Powell stated that no one should consider Wednesday's 50 basis point rate cut as a new trend, and the major asset trends clearly reversed. As a result, US stocks fell across the board, gold retreated significantly from its daily high, and the decline in the US dollar narrowed.