Federal Reserve Goolsby: Still shouldn't focus too much on individual jobs reports.
Federal Reserve Governor Paul Waller: Not satisfied with rising inflation, but don't want to overreact.
The South Korean side said today's stock market decline was "excessive" and that it would closely monitor the foreign exchange and stock markets and take swift market stabilization measures if necessary.
The South Korean side said today's stock market decline was "excessive" and that it would closely monitor the foreign exchange and stock markets and take swift market stabilization measures if necessary.
The Federal Reserve Goolsbee said not to overreact to one month's employment data; has been warning that the Fed's current policy is tight and restrictive; the Fed must respond to the situation if the unemployment rate rises above 4.1%; the overall trend of the data will not change with one month's data; has seen the expected improvement in inflation.
Federal Reserve Chairperson Jerome Powell: Although policy is restrictive, it is not overly tight, and the neutral interest rate may have risen.
Federal Reserve Chairperson Jerome Powell said that while policy is restrictive, it is not overly tight, and that the neutral interest rate may have risen; when the Federal Reserve has confidence in inflation, it is time to act. Powell said he would remain in office until May 2026; he is very pleased to assume the position of chairperson of the Federal Reserve Board.
The European Central Bank meeting notes that unfavorable data for a single month should not be overreacted.
1. Citi: The market is too optimistic about the French parliamentary election. In the worst case scenario, the French stock market may fall by 20%. 2. HSBC: Inflation in the United States may rise in the next few months. 3. Goldman Sachs: Hedge funds "aggressively" sell US technology stocks. 4. Goldman Sachs: If the Republicans win the US election, the US Treasury yield curve is not necessarily steep. 5. Deutsche Bank analyst: Biden's poor debate performance adds to doubts about his economic abi...