US market outlook: The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 18.12 dollars, and the Nasdaq Composite Stock Price Index also started at a 40.97 point high

 
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The US economy also “no landing” due to accelerated growth
Since the beginning of the year, economists have repeatedly discussed whether aggressive interest rate hikes by the US Federal Reserve (Fed) will bring about a hard landing (forced landing) or a soft landing (soft landing) of the strong US economy. It's a story about whether the means to suppress inflation will be a “painful recession (recession)” or a “gradual slowdown in economic growth.” The employment situation and private consumption in January were unexpectedly strong, and there were signs that automobile/housing demand was also regaining calm after declining, so economists mentioned a third scenario that was thought impossible until just a few weeks ago. It's “acceleration of economic growth.”

Inflation data that shocked the US stock market in '22: What investors need to know about the data announced on 2/14 (Tue)
Among the things that moved the US stock market last year, nothing was as important as inflation data, but the next announcement is scheduled for this week. What is attracting attention is the consumer price index for January, which is scheduled to be announced at 8:30 a.m. (Eastern time) on Tuesday. Traders expect this data to be an important judgment material on whether the US Federal Reserve will suspend interest rate hikes in the second half of this year in the fight against inflation, which remained at a high level for the first time in 40 years last year. In fact, the release date of the CPI data was one of the days when stock prices fluctuated most drastically in the past year.

BlackRock argues against early calming down of inflation - don't let go of protection
Inflation is slowing globally, but some of the world's leading asset managers think now is not the time to throw out protections to prepare for rising consumer prices. US BlackRock, Alliance Bernstein Holding, and Pacific Investment Management (PIMCO) are wary that the market may be too optimistic about the pace of price increases.

Will the ECB's first interest rate cut be in 24/4/6, will the year following inflation also exceed the target - survey
An economist survey conducted by Bloomberg showed that even if the inflation rate in the euro area decelerates in the future, it will be higher than the European Central Bank (ECB) price target (2%) as of 2025. According to the initial survey results, which include 25 years in the forecast period, both the headline inflation rate and the underlying inflation rate for the same year are expected to average 2.1%.


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