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Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda: The timing and extent of interest rate hikes will further depend on economic, financial, and price conditions.
According to Kyodo News, the Japan Meteorological Agency has revised the magnitude of the earthquake from 6.4 to 6.9.
1. ECB Governing Council Nagel: I tend to take a gradual, cautious approach to interest rate cuts. 2. ECB Governing Council Makhlouf: (when asked if there will be a 50 basis point cut) tend to be cautious. 3. ECB Chief Economist Lien: There are reasons to continue to cut interest rates in December, and the easing policy will continue in the next few months. 4. ECB Governing Council Holtzmann: I think it is possible to cut interest rates modestly in December, and it is possible to cut interest ra...
Markets have slightly scaled back expectations of how much the Fed will cut rates this year, and now expect to cut rates by 41 basis points at its November and December meetings.
On November 2nd, according to the 10-Q report released by Berkshire Hathaway A (BRK.A.N), the company sold 100 million shares of Apple (AAPL. O) in the third quarter of 2024, reducing its stake in Apple to 300 million shares. After reducing its stake by nearly 50% in the second quarter, Berkshire reduced its stake in Apple by 25%. Since the beginning of this year, Berkshire's total stake in Apple has been reduced by about two-thirds from 905 million shares.
The process of reducing inflation in the United States has slowed down, and the Fed's interest rate cuts have been divergent! The US index has strengthened as a whole, gold has "returned to blood" after six consecutive declines, and the volatility of oil prices has increased... Incremental policies have gradually been implemented, and class A shares have been traded! What stimulus markets have you missed this week?
The process of reducing inflation in the United States has slowed down, and the difference in the amount of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve has deepened! The US index has strengthened as a whole, gold has "returned to blood" after six consecutive declines, and the volatility of oil prices has increased... Incremental policies have gradually been implemented, and class A shares have been traded! What stimulus markets have you missed this week?
The European Central Bank's governing body, Kazakis, said it expected the ECB to continue to cut interest rates by the same amount.
Traders are expecting less than 100 basis points for rate cuts at the Fed's next four meetings.
Goolsbee said that it is reasonable to start cutting rates by 50 basis points; we are returning to the normal dual mandate model; our current level of interest rates is hundreds of basis points above neutral; if this continues, there will be a lot of rate cuts in the next 12 months; we still have a long way to go to get rates down to near neutral.
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the first time. What impact will different interest rate cuts and dot plot distributions have? What the market really needs to pay attention to is > >
The annual rate of CPI has fallen for five consecutive years, but the expectation of the Federal Reserve's rate cut is weakening... A picture to understand the US CPI data in August > >
On September 11, regarding the Fed's rate cut, Goldman Sachs Chief Economist Hatzius said on Monday, "I would not rule out the possibility of a 50 basis point rate cut, but a 25 basis point rate cut is more likely." Mr. Hatzius added: "I think there is a good case for the Fed to cut rates by 50 basis points because the federal funds rate is so high right now. It's the highest policy rate in the G10. Despite the fact that the U.S. has actually made more progress on inflation than most G10 economi...
The employment data is mixed, and the Federal Reserve is still tearing down interest rates. But analysts point out that the market is more focused on... this will push gold... > >
On September 6th, Nick Timiraos, the "Federal Reserve mouthpiece", said in response to Waller's speech that Waller did not explicitly mention a "25" or "50" basis point rate cut in his speech, but preferred to start with a 25 basis point rate cut, explicitly leaving open the option of accelerating the rate cut "as appropriate" if "new data" shows further deterioration. Waller said: "Based on the evidence I have seen, I don't think the economy is in recession, and it is not necessarily headed for...
