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Can Wall Street Break the “May Curse” Watch All This Week? Powell and CPI data will be released soon
① Looking back at the news events of the year so far, there are few things that can determine the direction of the US bond market better than monthly CPI data, and the latest data released this Wednesday is probably no exception; ② At the same time, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell will also present a speech with a number of senior Federal Reserve officials, which is expected to influence the market's prediction of the next interest rate trend along with CPI data.
Bankruptcy Filings at Highest in a Year as Interest Rates Bite: S&P Global
S&P Global Inc. (SPGI) Presents at Barclays Americas Select Franchise Conference (Transcript)
S&P Global Inc. (SPGI) Presents at Barclays Americas Select Franchise Conference (Transcript)
“Hawk wind gusts” within the FED! Another official suppresses expectations of interest rate cuts: it's too early to think about it now!
① US Dallas Federal Reserve Chairman Logan said that it is still too early to consider investment in interest rate cuts; ② Federal Reserve officials have kept interest rates unchanged in the 5.25% to 5.5% range since the interest rate meeting in July last year; ③ Federal Reserve Governor Bowman doesn't even expect interest rate cuts this year.
S&P Global Ratings Affirms Iceland at 'A+/A-1'; Outlook Stable
S&P Global Ratings has affirmed 'A+/A-1' long- and short-term foreign and local currency sovereign credit ratings on Iceland. The outlooks on the long-term ratings are stable. The stable outlook refle
Turkcell's Credit Rating Upgraded by S&P Global
S&P Global Currently Up Nine Consecutive Days, on Pace for Longest Winning Streak Since November 2018 -- Data Talk
S&P Global, Inc. (SPGI) is currently at $432.46, up $0.17 or 0.04% --Would be highest close since April 9, 2024, when it closed at $435.00 --Currently up 11 of the past 12 days --Currently up nine
Biden warns that if Trump loses the election again, he will not be willing to accept the defeat
① In an interview broadcast on Wednesday local time, US President Joe Biden warned that if his old rival, former President Donald Trump, loses this year's election, he will not be willing to accept the outcome of the failure; ② Biden's claims are not completely unfounded. Trump is currently facing four criminal lawsuits, one of which is an attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 US election.
WHAT HAPPENED? The number of initial jobless claims in the US has soared, and interest rate cuts are expected to continue to “return”
① Although judging from the financial calendar, this week can be called a “desert period” for US economic data — almost no important economic indicators have been released; ② However, in the financial market, accidents always happen unexpectedly; ③ What few people may be able to anticipate is that the most common weekly US initial request data can also set off a new wave in the global market overnight.
The data the market is most concerned about! Standard Chartered: Next week, the US CPI for April may be a “surprise” to cool down
As of March, the US CPI had been growing higher than expected for five consecutive months, and the growth rate in April may have been lower than expected. Last week Powell optimistically predicted that future lower housing costs could reduce core inflation. Standard Chartered analysts say this optimism may be reasonable. The regression analysis found that the housing inflation index OER in the CPI will drop sharply in the next few months.
S&P Global Currently Up Eight Consecutive Days, On Track for Longest Winning Streak Since June 2023 -- Data Talk
S&P Global, Inc. (SPGI) is currently at $429.87, up $0.66 or 0.15% --Would be highest close since April 9, 2024, when it closed at $435.00 --Currently up 10 of the past 11 days --Currently up eight
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Most Wall Street players: “Fed put options” are back, and the risk of US stocks collapsing is getting bigger and bigger!
① Adney said that the risk of a collapse in the US stock market is increasing; ② he said that the return of “Fed put options” means that the stock market may soar due to expectations and implementation of interest rate cuts; ③ the rise in the stock market is rarely sustainable, and often followed by a painful decline.
Interest rate cuts have been slow to come; are there any signs of a “black swan”? S&P Global: The number of corporate bankruptcies in April was the highest in a year
① S&P Global said that the number of corporate bankruptcies in April reached the highest level in a year; ② as expectations for interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve became bleak, burdened companies could only recognize export markets; ③ S&P Global said that the three industries with the most bankruptcies in that month were non-essential consumer goods, healthcare, and industry.
The next “surprise” planned by the Trump team: imposing a 10% “universal tariff”
The analysis points out that Trump's plan to impose a 10% tariff on all imported goods may cause great damage to the global economy. However, Trump's spokesman Jason Miller denied that Trump's team was developing such a tariff plan.
New York Community Bancorp Was the Cheapest U.S. Bank in April - S&P Global Market Intelligence
NYCB Stock Cheapest Among US Lenders With Over $3 Billion in Assets, S&P Global Says
The Federal Reserve's “big hawkish”: current interest rates may not be enough to calm inflation
① The hawkish representative in the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) and Minneapolis Federal Reserve Chairman Kashkari warned that current interest rates may not be enough to return inflation to the target level of 2%; ② Kashkari said he would raise the long-term neutral interest rate from 2% to 2.5%. At the same time, he stressed that the Federal Reserve must formulate policies based on short-term neutral interest rates.
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S&P Global Ratings: Saudi government assets will continue to perform strongly until 2030
① According to a recent report released by S&P Global, in the context of efforts to reduce dependence on oil and diversify the economy, the Saudi government's assets are expected to continue to perform strongly; ② S&P Global expects Saudi banks to have steady profitability and conservative dividend payments, which is enough to maintain their capital level within the next one to two years.
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