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A sneak peek at the four key points of the Federal Reserve meeting minutes.
On Wednesday, November 27th, Peking time, the Federal Reserve will release the minutes of the November mmf policy meeting, with market attention focused on inflation data, policy stance, economic outlook, and other contents in the minutes.
The usa's October PCE is expected to show inflation stickiness, which may strengthen the federal reserve's strategy to slow down easing.
This inflation data favored by the Federal Reserve is believed to show persistent price pressures and will reinforce the Fed's cautious attitude toward future interest rate cuts.
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①Trump will start his second term from January next year, and the market's response to his economic agenda is complex; ②Analysts say that the US stock market may be an important means to check Trump, and he may remain vigilant against negative market reactions.
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Before Thanksgiving, the usa market will face two major tests: key inflation indicators and the Federal Reserve's November minutes.
① With Thanksgiving approaching, this week the american financial market is set to have a short trade week: the US stock market and US bonds will be closed all day on Thursday; on Friday, they will close early. ② However, from the news perspective, this short trade week may still not be calm: the minutes from the Federal Reserve's November meeting and the Federal Reserve's most favored inflation indicator, the PCE price index, will be released on local time on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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