Federal Reserve Kashkari: We definitely want to avoid a recession, we have seen signs of weakness in the labor market, which is why the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 50 basis points.
The spread between the length of US bonds is inverted and approaching the 0 axis, sounding the alarm that the US economy may fall into recession; the bullish signal for gold is becoming more and more obvious, but investors need to... > >
On August 19, Goldman Sachs cut the probability of a U.S. recession from 25 to 20%. (Golden Ten)
The Federal Reserve's Goolsbee said some leading recession indicators are sending warning signs.
Overnight US initial applications and retail sales data performed well, and market recession expectations were tormented. The US and Japan soared after the data was released, and key points need to be paid attention to... > >
Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, reiterated that a recession remains the most likely outcome for the U.S. economy, insisting that there is only a 35% to 40% chance of a "soft landing". In an interview with CNBC, Jamie Dimon highlighted the continued uncertainty facing the market, pointing to geopolitics, housing, deficits, spending, quantitative tightening, elections, all of which could cause panic in the market. While he was cautious, he acknowledged that the economy is performing better tha...
1. Analysis: There is a 40% chance of an economic recession in the second half of the year. Bitcoin may become a "safe haven asset", but it is not good for counterfeit products. 2. Bloomberg analyst: Bitcoin ETF options may be launched in Q4 of this year. 3. The White House and Harris advisor listened to the opinions of cryptocurrency industry executives but did not make any commitments. 4. Kaiko report: The total amount of bitcoin held by miners has fallen to the lowest level in three years. 5....
Initial data to face recession expectations, the Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates by 50 basis points in September? Golden day rose by nearly $50! It is reported that Iran is reassessing whether to attack Israel, Hezbollah may "take action" first... What major events happened in the world yesterday and this morning?
August 9 news, U.S. stocks closed on Thursday, the Dow initially closed up 1.76% or 680 points, the S & P 500 index rose 2.3%, the Nasdaq rose 2.87%. Star technology stocks rose, Intel (INTC. O) rose nearly 8%, Broadcom (AVGO. O) rose nearly 7%, NVIDIA (NVDA. O), TSMC (TSM. N) rose more than 6%, Apple (AAPL. O), Microsoft (MSFT. O) rose more than 1%. Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index closed up 2.8%, Canaan Technology (CAN. O) rose nearly 10%, Baidu (BIDU. O) rose nearly 6%, NIO (NIO. N), XPeng Mo...
The Dutch bank ING said that while a recession is unlikely, the dollar will face further declines as the Federal Reserve is likely to cut interest rates in response to upcoming weak U.S. economic data, which will reduce the inflow of safe-haven funds. Weak U.S. data and a Fed response will lead to a steeper yield curve, along with a rise in risk appetite and a weaker dollar, compared to a recession and a lack of Fed response, analyst Chris Turner said in a report. The Fed is likely to meet at th...
After Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase also raised the likelihood of a U.S. recession. You need to be prepared for all four scenarios. One picture to understand > >
Traders: Argentina's stock exchange fell about 6 percent in morning trading, weighed down by risk aversion and fears of a U.S. recession.
1. U.S. Treasury yields slide as recession fears spark expectations of a major interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve. 2. Japanese government bond yields fall to multi-month lows. 3. The yield on the 2-year U.S. Treasury bond fell by 50BP in a matter of days as the market bet heavily that the Federal Reserve will start rescue mode. 4. Global stock market losses intensify as investors turn to bond markets for safety. 5. Societe Generale: The sharp rise in bonds reflects concerns about an econom...
The dovish bets of the Federal Reserve are heating up, the recession trade is back, the market chooses to sell everything, and gold has staged a "roller coaster" market after the weak non-farm, but the analysis believes that now is the time to buy?
Goldman Sachs raised the probability of a U.S. recession over the next 12 months by 10 percentage points to 25%.