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How long can the "everything rises" market trend last driven by the Fed rate cut?
Rate cuts will not fundamentally change the dynamics of the most risky assets, only stronger economic data can achieve that.
US Stock Market Outlook | US Stock Market's 'Triple Witching Day' is coming! $5.1 trillion options are expiring; change of leadership, Nike's pre-market surge of nearly 8%
US stocks hit a new high! The highest target on Wall Street: the S&P 500 could soar to 6100 points by the end of the year; FedEx shares fell nearly 13% before the market opened, narrowing the range of full-year profit estimates.
The move by the Federal Reserve has disrupted global markets, but is it a boom or a recession? Investors are feeling anxious.
Global investors are keeping a close eye on the market's volatile fluctuations. Concerns over whether the US economy will prosper or fall into recession have been sparked by the Federal Reserve's significant interest rate cuts, resulting in chaotic prospects for global stock markets, bonds, and forex markets.
Replicating the 'soft landing of reduced interest rates' in 1995, is Powell going to be like Greenspan?
Considering the current economic and interest rate environment and the fundamental differences compared to previous years, if the Federal Reserve also wants to lead the economy to achieve a soft landing, they must accelerate their pace.
This week's hot US stocks | Chinese concept stocks surge! Li Auto Inc and jd.com lead the way; with the Federal Reserve interest rate cut implemented, the financial crediting sector benefits and rises.
usa's used car dealer Carvana has risen for four consecutive days this week, with a cumulative increase of over 20%, also setting a new high for the year, with a total increase of 222.5% this year.
Express News | Expert: Stimulating the economy by the Federal Reserve close to the general election may invite political backlash.
"Outpacing" the Federal Reserve, has the rise in US stocks been overextended?
The boost to US stocks from the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut may be limited, and future main driving factors will shift to...
Daily option tracking | The 'Seven Sisters' party! Tesla, Nvidia, and other call options prices skyrocket, with the highest profit exceeding 9 times.
Apple rose nearly 4% in the previous trading day, the put/call ratio slightly increased to 0.8, options volume slightly increased to 1.475 million contracts; On the options chain, the sentiment between bulls and bears is intense, with the highest volume being calls with a strike price of $230 expiring today, with 0.105 million contracts.
Top strategist: Will the economic data make Powell breathe a sigh of relief and bring about a "rebirth" in the market?
Yardeni Research's Chief Market Strategist stated that in fact, the US manufacturing sector has been improving on its own, and the unemployment data is the best since before the summer. The Federal Reserve does not appear to be falling behind the situation.
Historical data reveals the truth: When interest rate cuts coincide with stock market highs, is it the savior of a bull market or a potential trap?
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates when the US stock market approached historical highs, and investors are seeking historical clues to predict market prospects.
The outcome of the US election is uncertain. The prototype of 'The Big Short' retracts the prediction of '100% victory for Trump'.
Eisman retracted the prediction of "Trump's 100% victory" and stated that he "does not know" who will win the usa presidential election.
Can the Federal Reserve complete its mission? The next six months are crucial for investors!
The BofA Global team believes that this round of Fed easing cycle has no direct correlation with any recent ones, and is not even the 'soft landing' scenario in 1995 that investors and the Fed hope to replicate.
US stocks hit a record high, all because of this "keyword" from Powell!
"Recalibrate" sounds much better than "decline".
Has the Fed's interest rate cut come too late? "Bond King" Gundlach: The US economy may already be in a recession.
Although the US stock market is delighted by the significant interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve, "bond king" Jeff Gundlach still believes that the Fed's interest rate cut came too late; Gundlach believes that the continuously increasing number of unemployed in the United States indicates that the US economy has entered a recession.
Did you really think there was only one dissenting vote? There may be far more Federal Reserve officials opposed to a large interest rate cut than you imagine.
① The Federal Reserve launched this round of easing cycle with a bold 50 basis point rate cut on Wednesday; ② From their forecasts on the dot plot interest rate path, this move may have only received strong support from a slim majority of the 19 Fed policymakers.
[Breaking News in Asian Markets] China did not cut interest rates! The market is enthusiastic about the delay in the Fed's action, with the Bank of Japan stimulating the yen to rise.
On Friday (September 20th), Asian stock markets continued the global stock market rally, data shows the US economy may achieve a "soft landing." After the Bank of Japan announced no change in interest rates, the yen rose in the short term.
After the interest rate cut cycle begins, what will be the next step for the Federal Reserve? Wall Street is in constant debate.
After the Federal Reserve started its interest rate cut cycle this week, the largest banks on Wall Street have differing views on the speed and extent of the next rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. Until the outlook becomes clear, the financial markets will remain in a tense state.
Another "Triple Witching Day" for US stocks! After the interest rate cut frenzy, Wall Street faces a $5.1 trillion test.
The market is at a critical moment of pricing, coinciding with the "Triple Witching" of the U.S. stock market!
The full text of the Bank of Japan's monetary policy decision has been released: interest rate hikes suspended, with rates maintained at 0.25%.
The Bank of japan voted unanimously to pass the interest rate resolution, keeping the interest rate unchanged at 0.25%, citing mild increase in inflation expectations.
Biden speaks again: The Federal Reserve will continue to cut interest rates!
①Biden expects the Fed to continue cutting interest rates; ②He said the Fed's 0.5 percentage point rate cut on Wednesday "is good news for consumers".