The volatility and uncertainty of the Fed's interest rate cut expectations
In the changing world of financial markets, the direction of monetary policy of the Federal Reserve is always the focus.
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.
moreOn October 28, there was a significant drop in the international crude oil futures market.
moreRecently, Fed Chairman Powell's speech directly messed up the global financial market. He made it clear that the Fed was in no hurry to cut rates and intended to do so in two separate cuts totaling 50 basis points before the end of the year.
moreUnder the severe challenges of today's economic environment, the defects of the traditional financial system have become more and more obvious, and problems that were ignored in the past have gradually surfaced.
moreRecently, the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut expectations encountered a "Waterloo" - the market experienced a fierce wave of US bond selling.
moreOn October 25th, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) released a sobering report, stating that global public debt is expected to exceed $100 trillion this year.
moreRecently, gold prices have continued to rise, since July this year, the international gold price from 2364.21 US dollars per ounce all the way up to 2728.89 US dollars per ounce.
moreThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicts that world economic growth is set to be driven more by the BRICS countries than by the richer West.
moreA Russia-Ukraine war made the international community pay close attention to the European continent, which had dominated the world in the 19th century.
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