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Goldman Sachs CEO shocked the market: the number of interest rate cuts is expected to be 0 this year
Solomon recently stated that it currently does not expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates this year because US government spending proves that the country's economy is more resilient. Furthermore, investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure has helped the US economy to be more resilient in the face of the Federal Reserve's monetary tightening policies.
Futu Morning Post | Federal Reserve reports; Nvidia rose about 6% after the market; Pinduoduo surpassed Ali in market capitalization
The minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting discussed “interest rate hikes,” and gold lost five major hurdles; Amazon allegedly plans to use AI to completely transform the voice assistant Alexa; News Group and OpenAI signed a copyright cooperation agreement.
The minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting discussed “interest rate hikes,” and gold lost five major hurdles in a row
The minutes of the “hawkish” FOMC meeting show that many officials are willing to further tighten policies, fearing that the financial situation is “too loose.”
Top 20 Turnovers | Nvidia's performance exceeded expectations and announced a 1-10 share split
After the market, Nvidia's stock price rose more than 7% to reach the $1,000 mark; second-place Tesla closed down 3.48%, with a transaction of US$15.942 billion; and the third-place AMD closed up 0.52% to reach US$7.878 billion.
US stocks close | The Federal Reserve records hawk, the Dow falls more than 0.5%, and Tesla falls nearly 3.5%
The excellent performance Nvidia rose more than 7% after the market, and Microsoft hit another closing high; PV stocks generally rose, Daxin Energy and Jingke Energy rose more than 17%; Pinduoduo rose nearly 7.6% in the intraday period, closing up 1.13%.
Federal Reserve Meeting Minutes: It may take longer to cut interest rates. Many officials intend to raise interest rates once the risk of inflation is rekindled
Federal Reserve policymakers believe that it will take more time than previously anticipated to be more confident that the inflation target will be met.