Wells Fargo & Co warns: The bullish trend in US stocks has reached its limit in the short term!
Analysts at Wells Fargo & Co believe that stock market regions that are not favored by the market have the opportunity to experience significant upside potential in the coming years.
Showdown at the peak! The first debate of the US election between Hart and Trump has come to an end. Who won, Trump or Harris?
On September 11th, from 9:00 to 10:45 Beijing time, the presidential candidates in the United States - former President Trump and current Vice President Harris - held a televised debate for the US presidential election. This was also the first face-to-face confrontation between the two candidates. In this debate, the two candidates discussed various issues, including the economy, abortion rights, immigration, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the Afghanistan issue, and climate change.
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.
Goldman Sachs: The probability of the US stock market entering a bear market is very small! The Federal Reserve is more likely to cut interest rates by 25 basis points in September.
Goldman Sachs pointed out that although there is a high risk of investor withdrawal, there is not much reason to believe that US stocks will fall 20% from their recent highs.
Pinnacle Showdown! Trump and Harris' first debate was a fierce clash, what did both sides say?
At 9:00 on September 11th, Beijing time, vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris of the Democratic Party of the usa and former President Donald Trump, the Republican candidate, had their first showdown in the presidential debate held by the American Broadcasting Company (ABC) in Philadelphia. This high-stakes confrontation is only eight weeks away from the election day in November, and opinion polls show that the competition is very intense.
After the disappointing employment data, how much will the Fed cut interest rates, and we need to watch CPI again?
A CPI in line with expectations will solidify the expectation of a 25 basis point rate cut, while any unexpectedly cool-down will increase investors' bets on a 50 basis point rate cut.