Does this scene of the Fed seem familiar? Traders turn back the script of 1995.
Traders are optimistic that the Federal Reserve will achieve a soft landing reminiscent of 1995, but it is worth noting that the presidential election could overturn this historical experience.
U.S. retail sales in August exceeded expectations, and violent bets on a Fed rate cut still have the upper hand.
The last important data before the Federal Reserve interest rate decision has been released, analysts do not expect it to have a significant impact on this week's meeting.
Bank of America survey: The prospect of Fed rate cuts boosts investor confidence, cyclic stocks are expected to benefit significantly from the rate cuts.
A global survey by Bank of America shows that the optimistic sentiment surrounding the highly anticipated rate cut by the Federal Reserve has boosted investor confidence, marking the first time since June.
Wall Street is 'guessing the intention': will it be a 50 or 25 basis point rate cut? The next 12 hours will reveal the answer.
If there is no media report about a 25 basis point interest rate hike before Wednesday, the possibility of a 50 basis point interest rate hike on Wednesday will increase further. The media trend in the next 12 hours is crucial and may ultimately determine market pricing.
Focus on today at 20:30! The "last important data" before the September Federal Reserve decision is coming.
Some analysts believe that if retail sales in August are too bad, the Fed may cut interest rates by 50 basis points this week.
Dow Jones, S&P equal weight, and gold all hit new highs, with expectations for a 50 basis point rate cut running high!
The market's expectation for a Fed interest rate cut continues to heat up, leading to an inflow of funds into economically sensitive industries, driving the Dow, S&P, and gold to new historic highs. Currently, traders believe there is a 64% chance of a "50 basis points rate cut."