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Will the Federal Reserve cut interest rates slower and less after the first post-election Fed decision?
All analysts are expecting the Fed to cut interest rates by 25 basis points, which highly aligns with the pricing in the money markets, with a certainty of 99.8%. However, due to Trump's policies widely seen as potentially inflationary, the market is pricing in less than 50 basis points for the November and December meetings.
The Fed's interest rate cut tonight is without suspense! But there are two issues troubling the market.
The financial markets almost certainly believe that the Federal Reserve will continue to cut interest rates by 25 basis points at tonight's monetary policy meeting. But in a suddenly more complicated context, the focus of the market's attention is on the Fed's future work train of thought.
Daily options recap | Coinbase's call option soared 81 times! "Trump trade" bullish news released; Tesla surged 14%, the highest profit from call options was 7 times.
Nvidia rose 4% last night with large buyers purchasing 0.0856 million units of call options expiring this Friday, involving $43.5051 million; The single-day surge of Coinbase attracted short sellers, with large investors betting over $0.2 billion on a bearish outlook.
Direct hit usa election | Trump officially announced to win the USA election.
The 2024 US presidential election will officially vote on November 5, kicking off a critical battle that will determine the future direction of the United States.
One article understands: How will 'Trump 2.0' affect the prospects of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates?
①Trump's policies may disrupt the economic outlook of the United States, altering the considerations of the Federal Reserve's policies. ②Trump may influence the Federal Reserve by appointing key personnel, such as not reappointing Powell and nominating a vice chairman of supervision, etc.
The election dust has settled! Goldman Sachs lists three main reasons: US stocks are expected to rise by the end of the year.
① Goldman Sachs' Chief Equity Strategist David Kostin's team believes that in the next period, US stocks will continue to rise; ② Kostin has given three reasons, but also warned that a sharp increase in US Treasury yields could disrupt the post-election rebound of US stocks.