Expected to rise another 5% by the end of the year! Goldman Sachs has raised its s&p 500 index target price for the third time this year.
①Goldman Sachs strategist has raised the year-end target price of the s&p 500 index for the third time this year; ②He predicts that the s&p 500 index will close at 6000 points this year, the second highest target price given by Wall Street strategists; ③This means that in the remaining less than three months this year, the potential roi of the s&p 500 index is about 5%.
"Hot non-farm payroll data suppresses the market's expectation of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve, and the 'global assets pricing anchor' returns to 4%."
The probability of the Fed cutting interest rates by 50 basis points has plummeted, leading to intensified selling of U.S. Treasury bonds, pushing the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield to break through the important 4% level; the market bets that the interest rate cut before the end of the year will be less than 50 basis points.
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Overseas investors are pouring into Chinese stocks, with related funds attracting billions of dollars to set a new record; senior officials of the Federal Reserve temporarily withhold buying, eye-catching non-farm payroll data: overall risk balance slightly leaning towards labor market facing headwinds.
10/8 [Strength and Weakness Analysis]
[Bullish and Bearish Factors] Bullish factors: Nikkei Average is rising (39,332.74, +697.12), US crude oil futures are rising (77.14, +2.76), Expectation of easing inflation in the US, active share buybacks, request from the Tokyo Stock Exchange for enhancing corporate value. Bearish factors: NY Dow is falling (41,954.24, -398.51), Nasdaq Composite Index is falling (17,923.90, -213.94), $1 = 148.00-10 yen, Chicago Nikkei futures are falling (38,915, Osaka comparison -455).
Senior officials of the Federal Reserve temporarily not buying into the dazzling non-farm data: overall risks slightly tilted towards the headwinds facing the labor market.
Minneapolis Fed President Kashkari said on Monday that the overall risk balance slightly tilts towards headwinds in the labor market, meaning that the unemployment rate may rise, while progress continues to be made in fighting inflation. This is similar to the previous statement made by the Chicago Fed President.
US stocks closed with the three major indices falling by about 1%, while nvidia rose over 2% against the market; Chinese concept stocks index saw a "V"-shaped reversal, with Li Auto rising by over 4%.
The only remaining Wall Street giant Citigroup, which still expects a 50 basis point rate cut in November, has also thrown in the towel. The market has reduced the Fed rate cut expectations to less than 50 basis points by the end of the year.