Will the USA struggle with interest rate cuts? Research from two major regional Federal Reserves: Inflation may become a "difficult problem"
① Since Trump won the usa election earlier this month, Wall Street's concerns about the possible resurgence of inflation in the usa during his term have been increasing day by day; ② Meanwhile, some of the latest evidence suggests that even without considering a series of potential fiscal policies from Trump 2.0 that could ignite inflation, it is not an easy task for us inflation to continue to decline...
For the first time since the financial crisis! The Federal Reserve's valuation model is showing red lights.
The Federal Reserve's valuation model has issued a warning for the first time in over a decade, but analysts claim that this sign is not a cause for concern.
Rate cut is difficult! Powell's wish may have to wait until 2026.
The Cleveland Fed model indicates that rent inflation will not subside before 2026. This could ultimately make it more difficult to cut interest rates.
From pessimism to optimism, the bear market predicts that the s&p 500 will hit 6500 points!
The Big Short has turned to join the optimistic camp on Wall Street, predicting s&p 500 will rise to 6500 points in the next 12 months!
The dollar has retreated and the stock market is rebounding! The Asia-Pacific and European-American indices are rising together, US Treasury yields are declining, and gold is rising.
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The "Trump gloom" casts a shadow over the european market, making things worse.
Since the USA election, the European stock markets have fallen, capital outflow has intensified, and the euro has approached parity against the dollar.