The Fed's interest rate cut in November was "no surprise," but has Trump's shadow already cast over Powell?
Wall Street is cutting back on its forecast for a Fed rate cut, with JPMorgan expecting a smaller rate cut after the election than priced in before. Bank of America believes the Fed may pause rate cuts, while Nomura predicts the Fed will only cut rates once next year, compared to the previous expectation of four rate cuts.
How does Trump's election victory affect global assets?
On election day, former President Trump successfully won almost all swing states, leading Democratic presidential candidate Harris with a significant advantage to win. In the congressional elections, the Republican Party has already won the Senate, and current vote counts also indicate a high probability of winning the House of Representatives, achieving a Republican "sweep."
Trump 2.0 is coming! As the US stock market soars, analysts warn: "Bearish" should not be ignored.
①After the outcome of the USA election has been determined, the three major stock indexes in the USA hit historic highs; ②Wall Street analysts say that based on Trump's previous promises of tax cuts and relaxed regulations among other positions, there may be a more positive prospect for growth policies for USA companies. ③However, analysts also warn that the long-term bearish threat of Trump 2.0 on the USA stock market still exists.
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.
Year-end rebound has already begun! Trump has completely ignited Wall Street sentiment, various funds will flock to buy US stocks.
Trump's victory in the presidential election caused the stock market to soar, issuing a buy signal for rule-based investment funds, adding momentum to the rise in the stock market.
The year-end U.S. stock market has started to rise today! Goldman Sachs fund flow experts predict that institutions are experiencing a FOMO mentality cycle.
Goldman Sachs expert Rubner stated that since 1928 in election years, the average return of the s&p 500 index from November 5th to December 31st is 3.38%; since 1985 in election years, the average return of nasdaq 100 during this period is 0.79%; since 1979 in election years, the average return of russell 2000 during this period is 7.94%.