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Interest rate cuts! Global central banks are competing to prepare for Trump 2.0, summarizing the monetary policy tone of the G10 central banks in one article.
On Thursday, the policymakers of the European Central Bank, Swiss Franc Central Bank, and Danish Central Bank all announced interest rate cuts; this undoubtedly instills confidence that they may continue to adopt easing policies in the coming year to mitigate the impacts of unknown factors such as trade tensions and geopolitical-induced currency fluctuations.
Goldman Sachs 2025 USA stock market outlook: the expected ROI of the S&P 500 Index will reach 10% in 25 years.
The performance of the Magnificent 7 stocks in the U.S. markets is expected to continue outperforming Other Stocks in that Index next year, but only by about 7 percentage points, the lowest level in seven years.
Inflation unexpectedly accelerated! The USA's November PPI month-on-month growth rate achieved the largest increase since June, according to interpretations from Wall Street.
With the rise in food costs, inflation in the USA unexpectedly accelerated in November. The PPI increased by 3% year-on-year, exceeding expectations, marking the largest increase since February 2023, and a month-on-month increase of 0.4%, the highest since June. The significant rise in egg prices overshadowed more moderate cost increases in other areas. The relatively mild increases in other categories suggest that the price indicators favored by the Federal Reserve will also see mild growth. Economists generally believe that this week's CPI and PPI inflation data are basically benign, still pointing to sufficient cooling of inflation.
Almost 100%! Wall Street is convinced that the Federal Reserve will definitely cut interest rates next week.
Analysis suggests that the Federal Reserve will not deviate from the path of interest rate cuts in December, and there is reason to remain optimistic about the downward trend in inflation, with the most stubborn housing inflation normalizing, and seasonal factors possibly fading in the inflation reports over the coming months.
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