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Economists predict that US economic growth may force the Federal Reserve to postpone its rate cut plan.
If economists' predictions are correct, the US economy has rebounded from a slow start this year and achieved growth.
Former top three of the US Federal Reserve Dudley changes his stance and supports rate cut in July: the Fed needs to take action now.
Dudley believes that the Fed officials hinted at not lowering interest rates next week partly due to their misunderstanding of the labor market, which may produce a self-reinforcing economic feedback loop as the market deteriorates. Historical experience shows that the degree of cooling in such labor markets tends to decline more rapidly to increase the risk of recession by delaying rate cuts.
With the interweaving of 'hot politics' and 'cold data', is it time to be bearish on the US dollar?
Bank of America Merrill Lynch believes that a series of cooling economic data further magnifies the possibility of a recent rate cut by the Federal Reserve, providing support for a weaker US dollar; Trump's policy stance was initially beneficial to the US dollar, but as time passed, the outlook became more complex.
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UBS Group's central bank survey: Nearly 70% of respondents expect that the global economy is most likely to experience a soft landing.
According to a survey conducted by UBS Group Asset Management, of the 40 central banks surveyed globally, 66% expect the most likely occurrence of a soft landing for the global economy, while only 16% estimate that the global economy will enter a recession.
WillsonToh : Because interest rate is going to cut soon then US dollar will be weaken slightly