The CEO of 'Universe Bank' expressed support, predicting a surge in market expectations for Walsh to take over as the new Federal Reserve Chair.

The probability of former Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh becoming the next Fed Chair has surged, with his chances in predictive markets jumping by 24 percentage points at one point. Previously, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon expressed support for Warsh as the next Fed Chair, calling him a 'great chair.' Meanwhile, Trump may be choosing between 'two Kevins' — Kevin Warsh and Kevin Hassett — as Powell's successor.

wallstreetcn09:36

Weekly Outlook | Super Week Ahead! The Bank of England, European Central Bank, and Bank of Japan to Announce Policy Decisions; China's November Economic Data, U.S. November Non-Farm Payrolls, and CPI Reports Due; Micron’s Earnings in Focus as HashKey and

On Monday, China will release a series of key economic data for November; on Thursday, the Bank of England and the European Central Bank will announce their interest rate decisions; followed by the Bank of Japan’s interest rate decision the next Friday.

Futu News16:04

Super Central Bank Week Arrives! Japan Leads the Way in Raising Interest Rates as Developed Countries’ Central Banks Approach the End of the 'Rate-Cut Cycle' – Will the Fed Go It Alone with Rate Cuts Next Year?

A pivotal shift in global monetary policy is on the horizon for 2025: Next week, the Bank of Japan is set to raise interest rates, the UK may implement its final rate cut, and Europe is expected to remain on hold. Should the Federal Reserve continue to cut rates next year, it risks becoming an isolated actor, intensifying policy divergence among global central banks. Wall Street analysts warn that downward pressure on the US dollar is building, potentially leading to a significant decline by 2026.

wallstreetcn11:58

The Stock Market's 'Santa Claus Rally' Hasn't Come to Town yet - Despite What You're Hearing

MarketWatch03:43

The Federal Reserve will cut interest rates more than expected in 2026, and this is the reason.

Rabobank believes that due to political pressures from the midterm elections and changes in the Federal Reserve's personnel structure, the Fed’s interest rate cuts in 2026 may exceed market expectations.

wallstreetcnDec 13 14:36

2026 US Stock Market Outlook: Internal Melting Point and External Inflection Point of the AI Bubble

Does a bubble exist in AI investment? If so, how can its extent be quantified? Will there be a specific point in 2026 when market vulnerability significantly intensifies?

Xuetao macro notesDec 13 10:42