Powell's seven years of earnest persuasion have gone unheard, and Moody's downgrade may just be a "small matter"!
Powell has been warning for seven years that the U.S. fiscal deficit is "unsustainable", and Moody's latest downgrade has sparked market concerns, as a $4 trillion tax cut plan may exacerbate the debt crisis...
Decision analysis: A new trade agreement has not yet been reached! Trump is expected to attend in person, giving the dollar some breathing room.
On Tuesday (May 20), Asian stock markets rose, while US Treasury yields stabilized, giving the dollar a slight breather. Investors are, on one hand, evaluating the debt situation of the world's largest economy, and on the other hand, awaiting new trade agreements.
After being downgraded, the United States faces a choice: either reduce taxes or increase tariffs?
Bank of America stated that Moody's downgrade is not a coincidence, but a reminder that tariff revenue will not be able to fully offset the proposed tax cuts. However, the U.S. may insist on proceeding, and the more likely scenario is that the U.S. will still obtain an expansionary tax plan, at which point tariffs may be the only effective means to reduce the deficit.
Trump's "Great Beauty Act" is here! Goldman Sachs sharp commentary: Tariffs may be a fatal blow.
As the "Great Beauty Act" promoted by the Republicans gradually advances in Congress, some people begin to hope that this comprehensive financial plan may bring a new round of stimulation to the market and the economy.
The U.S. bond market has reached a turning point, and Trump's "Beautiful Big Plan" is likely to cause a surge in U.S. debt.
The "Bond Vigilantes" have assembled; how much longer can the world generously foot the bill for Washington?
The fiscal cliff is approaching. Will the "Sell America" trend make a comeback?
Out of every 7 dollars spent, nearly 1 dollar is used to pay interest, and the financial issues of the United States can no longer be ignored. Is the "sell-off of America" Trade being reconsidered?
