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Yesterday (25th) investors left the US President Trump’s impeachment doubts, the global sports goods leader Nike’s financial report, and Trump’s claim that the Sino-US trade friction agreement may soon be reached, driving the US stocks three The index rebounded sharply, which made the demand for...
US President Trump re-introduced yesterday (11th) that the Federal Reserve should lower interest rates even lower interest rates, and the United States should start refinancing debt, and interest costs can be significantly reduced while extending the maturity. He believes that doing so can...
US President Trump announced through social media that he had asked Bolton to leave the White House last night (10th).
The content said that I and the rest of the government did not agree with many of his suggestions,so I asked Bolton to make Resigned, and the resignation has been submitted this...
Last week, Sino-US trade frictions will restart news of negotiations. Market risk aversion has cooled down immediately, and risk-averse debts have fallen. From the perspective of capital flows, we have observed investment-grade bonds that have been the leader of the bond market in the past few...
Last week (6th), the Labor Department announced that the number of non-agricultural employment in August increased by only 130,000, far below the market expectation of 163,000. The main factor is that the number of employees in the retail industry has decreased for seven consecutive months, but...
Fundamental review
With the approaching of October 31, the British Prime Minister Johnson became more and more aware that the possibility of leaving the EU after the agreement with the EU has been declining,
so he began to prepare for 'no agreement to leave the EU.' However, on Wednesday, the...
The European Central Bank (ECB) president nominee Lagarde mentioned that the European Central Bank"s (ECB) current policy stance rationalization challenge has not disappeared, the eurozone economy faces some recent risks, mainly related to external factors, inflation is also continuing Below the...
The United States announced yesterday (3rd) that the manufacturing index for August was 49.1, lower than the three-year low of 51.2 in July, which was below the 50-year-old glory line for the first time in three years, and the order, production, and The employment index fell in full, suggesting...
Forex News Yesterday (2nd) The strong rebound at the bottom of the UK stock market led to a general increase in European stock markets. However, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) reported that British Prime Minister Johnson is considering that if a member of Congress tries to prevent...
As the global economic growth gradually slows down, long-term public debts flood into large amounts of money, and negative interest rates may occur, making gold prices likely to hit an all-time high of $1920/oz at the end of this year (2019).
Should the Federal Reserve (Fed) cut its interest...
The European Central Bank’s governor, Nott, and others unexpectedly released hawkish remarks in opposition to President-elect Lagarde. Knott said: There is no need to restart QE at present because there is no liquidity in the Eurozone. The remarks echoed the outgoing ECB’s statement, Nowotny...
Reuters conducted a recent survey of market stock analysts, and the results show that the general analysts are still optimistic that global stock markets will continue to rise in the next year, mainly because central banks will continue monetary easing, covering up the concerns of Sino-US trade...
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government yesterday (28th) directly asked Queen Elizabeth II to order the closure of the parliament. The Queen, who is currently on vacation, has agreed to adjourn the meeting for five weeks and is scheduled to resume Congress on October 14th. There are 17...
US stocks oscillated in the past yesterday (27th), mainly due to the inversion of the US 2-year and 10-year bond yield curve, highlighting the rising fears of market investors' slowdown in global economic growth caused by the US economic recession.
The Federal Reserve (Fed) held a...
US stocks rebounded sharply yesterday (26th), as US President Trump said he expected to reach a Sino-US trade agreement with China. He mentioned that the prospect of reaching an agreement with China is compared with that since last year’s negotiations. The optimism comes because China’s economic...
Sino-US trade frictions have become more and more fierce. The Chinese side announced on Friday (23rd) that it will impose an additional 5-10% tariff on US$75 billion of US products, including automobiles, crude oil, and agricultural products, scheduled for September 1. The day and December 15...
The United States yesterday (22nd) announced that the Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) fell to 49.9 in August, the first time since September 2009 that it was below the symbolic economic boom below 50, indicating that the economic climate is in a period of shrinking. On the...
The Federal Reserve (Fed) announced the minutes of the interest rate decision meeting at the end of July at 2 am on the 22nd, Beijing time. The decision-making officials disagreed on whether to cut interest rates, but they all hoped that they did not follow the premise of further interest rate...
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