Continue to play music and dance! Moody's is firmly calling for a bullish outlook on US stocks next year, with winning stocks not limited to large technology companies.
jpmorgan expects that the usa stock market will continue to rise next year due to strong corporate earnings and economic performance.
Putin suddenly reveals a "rare" new type of deadly missile! Gold prices surge, reaching a high of 2690. FXEmpire's latest technical analysis on gold and the dollar.
Putin stated that Russia attacked Ukraine with a new type of missile, emphasizing that the usa is powerless to stop this new type of missile, which triggered gold to soar in the Asian market on Friday, reaching 2,690 dollars.
Da Ma CEO: The USA economy will perform excellently, but Trump may bring the "biggest risk".
The CEO of morgan stanley pointed out that the usa economy is growing, but due to potential inflation factors such as de-globalization and tariffs, inflation could potentially overheat and suppress growth.
Trump and Powell may clash again over interest rates, but there are still ways to calm things down!
On November 21, market analyst Jeff Cox warned that US President-elect Trump and Federal Reserve Chairman Powell may face policy conflicts in 2025, depending on how the economy develops. In 2025, Trump and Powell could clash over interest rates again if the economy overheats, and inflation worsens. Powell and his colleagues may decide to stop lowering interest rates, which could in turn anger Trump. He criticized Federal Reserve officials, including Powell, in his first term, accusing them of not loosening monetary policy quickly enough. Despite Powell taking office in 2018.
Former US Treasury Secretary: The US economy faces key risks, the Trump administration needs to find a 'balance'.
Sommers said, "Do Musk's every political and cultural attitude align with my concept of national interests? Not quite."
"Hedge Fund King" fiercely criticizes Trump: tariffs have led the USA into a "slippery slope of crony capitalism," deeply concerned about inflation.
Griffin criticized that the halls in Washington are now filled with special interest groups and lobbyists seeking to raise tariffs to block foreign competition and protect inefficient American companies that cannot meet the needs of usa consumers.