Goldman Sachs: Innovation + low interest rates = a "miracle moment" for technology stocks.
Goldman Sachs analyst Kash Rangan said that this is enough to drive technology stocks' earnings growth to exceed 20%.
Are US stocks likely to be more bearish than bullish in the short term? Wall Street investment banks are shifting towards a cautious stance.
UBS Group predicts that US stocks will fall 10% from their peak in the next month, and Goldman Sachs also believes that the pullback is not yet over, but it is unlikely to enter a bear market.
Verbal battle! Trump and Harris are about to face off, how will this debate stir the market?
At 9:00 am Beijing time on the evening of September 10th local time, the US presidential election of this year reached a critical moment. Democratic candidate and Vice President Harris will face off with her opponent, Republican candidate and former President Trump, in the first televised debate since the Democratic Party's leadership change.
Trump's election may trigger inflation! The pressure on the Federal Reserve will double.
Trump has made clear statements about tariffs, expulsion of immigrants, budget, and the independence of the Federal Reserve, all of which would make the work of the Federal Reserve more difficult.
Market expectations are dragged down by uncertainty in the election and weak sales. Small business confidence in the United States plummeted in August.
Due to increased uncertainty before the November 5th presidential election and the anticipated sales slump, the small business confidence index in the USA dropped in August, reversing the previous month's upward trend.
US stocks early trading | The three major indexes are mixed, with Oracle soaring nearly 13% after its performance report, reaching a new all-time high.
Goldman Sachs strategist says that the US stock market is unlikely to crash by 20% or more, because the risk of an economic recession remains low and the Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates.