The Trump Trade: Phenomena and Impacts Behind the Rise of the U.S. Stock Market and Yields
The concept of the "Trump Trade" has gradually taken shape in the financial markets since Donald Trump was elected President of the United States.
moreThe concept of the "Trump Trade" has gradually taken shape in the financial markets since Donald Trump was elected President of the United States.
moreAgainst the complex backdrop of weak global economic recovery and heightened geopolitical risks, the Bank of Japan announced that it will keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 0.25%, which seems to be a sound decision, but in fact, there are many challenges and hidden worries.
moreEvery four years a financial storm hits, why do we call it a financial storm? Those who are familiar with the US election know that the positions of the voters represented by the candidates on both sides of the US election are different, or even opposite, which leads to differences in governance policies.
moreThe need for global climate finance is growing, especially as developing economies face the enormous challenge of making a fair transition to sustainability and climate resilience.
moreWith the increasing integration of the global economy, the financial and trade relationship between China and the United States has become increasingly close.
moreThe geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have always been a focus of global attention, especially the conflict between Iran and Israel, which is also affecting the nerves of global financial markets.
moreThe charming Seine River, the towering Eiffel Tower, the magnificent Louvre Museum and the brightly lit Champs-Elysees Avenue are the unique romance of France, which seems to be imbued in every inch of the French Republic and attracts the attention of the world.
moreA country's interest rate policy often has an important impact on its own economy. As the world's major reserve currency, US dollar's interest rate policy has an important impact on the global economy.
moreIn the changing world of financial markets, the direction of monetary policy of the Federal Reserve is always the focus.
moreNowadays, the market's attention is closely focused on November 6, 2024, when the Federal Reserve is about to announce whether it will cut interest rates again, and the importance of this decision is infinitely amplified because it has already cut interest rates in September.
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