Strategas Survey: Investors Unanimously Call for the Federal Reserve to Cut Interest Rates in September
According to a recent Strategas survey, investors mostly expect the Federal Reserve to start cutting interest rates in September, despite continuing hawkish sentiment.
On Thursday, the amount of use of the Federal Reserve's overnight reverse repurchase agreement was US$467.398 billion, compared to US$496.382 billion in the last trading day.
On Thursday, the amount of use of the Federal Reserve's overnight reverse repurchase agreement was US$467.398 billion, compared to US$496.382 billion in the last trading day.
Two-year German bond yields rose more than 7 basis points on Thursday. After the minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting were released, PMI data showed a rebound in US prices
At the end of the European market on Thursday, the yield on German 10-year treasury bonds rose 6.2 basis points to 2.596%. At a time when US PMI data showed a rebound in prices, it rose to 2.611% per day at 22:22 Beijing time. The two-year German bond yield rose 7.1 basis points to 3.079%, breaking away from the 22:22 daily high of 3.107%; the 30-year German bond yield rose 4.2 basis points to 2.711%. The 2/10-year German bond yield spread fell 0.970 basis points to -48.474 basis points, and fell to a daily low of -51.441 basis points at 20:30. France 10
US 30-year mortgage/mortgage interest rate was 6.94% last week
Gronghui, May 24 | Freddie Mac: The US 30-year mortgage/mortgage interest rate was 6.94% last week, falling below the 7% mark for the first time since April 11. It fell for the third week in a row. The previous value was 7.02%.
US 30-year fixed-rate mortgages were 6.94% for the week of May 23, 7.02% the week before. -Freddie
US 30-year fixed-rate mortgages were 6.94% for the week of May 23, 7.02% the week before. -Freddie
If a “hard landing” is not ruled out, stagflation will be the “worst outcome”! J.P. Morgan CEO issues another warning about the US economy
Hard landing, stagflation, interest rate hikes?
The Fed's interest rate cuts have failed over and over again, and US bond yields continue to rise. What are the allocation opportunities?
Interest rates have remained high as the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts have repeatedly failed this year. The yield on US bonds has already been reflected, and the overall trend is rising. How should US bonds be invested in the later stages?
Bank of Peru Governor Velarde: Peru's interest rate can be 100 basis points lower than the Federal Reserve.
Bank of Peru Governor Velarde: Peru's interest rate can be 100 basis points lower than the Federal Reserve.
Gold fell below the 2350 mark! The growth rate of business activity in the US reached its fastest level in more than two years
The US PMI data for May exceeded expectations, gold fell to the 2,350 mark, and expectations of the Fed's interest rate cut are once again cold!
The US interest rate for guaranteed overnight financing was 5.31% on the last trading day and 5.31% the day before. The federal funds rate in effect on the last trading day was 5.33%, compared to 5.33% the previous day.
The US interest rate for guaranteed overnight financing was 5.31% on the last trading day and 5.31% the day before. The federal funds rate in effect on the last trading day was 5.33%, compared to 5.33% the previous day.
Emerging market stocks continued to decline after the US PMI data was released.
Emerging market stocks continued to decline after the US PMI data was released.
US inflation is mainly driven by the manufacturing industry, and the 2% target is still difficult to achieve
Glonghui, May 23 | Chris Williamson, Chief Business Economist at S&P Global Market Intelligence: The May PMI data showed that sales price inflation increased, continuing to show that inflation was slightly higher than the target. Interestingly, the main driver of inflation now comes from manufacturing rather than services, which means that the inflation rate of both costs and sales prices is now higher than the standard of the pandemic, which indicates that the Federal Reserve's 2% target still seems difficult to achieve.
Traders postponed the estimate of when the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates for the first time from November to December.
Traders postponed the estimate of when the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates for the first time from November to December.
PMI indicates that the US economy will once again experience strong growth in Q2
Glonghui, May 23 | Chris Williamson, Chief Business Economist at S&P Global Market Intelligence: After two months of slow growth, the US economic recovery accelerated again. Preliminary PMI data showed that May saw the fastest expansion in more than two years. These data suggest that the US economy will once again achieve strong GDP growth in the second quarter. Not only did output rise as orders resumed growth, but business confidence also increased, which indicates brighter prospects for the year ahead. However, due to uncertainty about future inflation and interest rate trends, companies remain cautious about the economic outlook and continue to express their views on geopolitics
At 9:45 Beijing time, the preliminary US Markit service and manufacturing PMI values for May will be announced.
At 9:45 Beijing time, the preliminary US Markit service and manufacturing PMI values for May will be announced.
US: Initial Jobless Claims Increased Less Than Expected Last Week
US citizens that applied for unemployment insurance benefits increased by 215K in the week ending May 18 according to the US Department of Labor (DoL) on Thursday.
U.S. Economy Loses Pace -- Chicago Fed
U.S. economic growth looks set to weaken, with manufacturing continuing to hold back activity. from a downward
Can commodity prices continue to fall? There are differences within the Federal Reserve
At a time when Federal Reserve officials are working hard to fight inflation, a key question is becoming increasingly important: will commodity prices continue to fall?
From cradle to retirement, baby boomers are “punching” America's recession theory
Retirees are often seen as a source of financial burden, but the retirement of baby boomers is driving consumption.
US Dollar Falls Early Thursday Ahead of Busy Data Schedule
The US dollar fell against its major trading partners early Thursday ahead of the release of weekly jobless claims and the Chicago Federal Reserve's national index for April, both at 8:30 am ET.