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European Banks Trade at Large Discount to Market, U.S. Peers -- Market Talk
Wall Street follows the guidance of the Federal Reserve, and major institutions predict a decline in US Treasury yields next year.
Wall Street is responding to messages from the Federal Reserve, predicting that even if Trump's trade and tax policies pose risks to the bond market, the short-term US Treasury yields will still decline by 2025. Strategists' forecasts are largely in agreement, believing that the 2-year Treasury yield, which is more sensitive to the Federal Reserve's interest rate policies, will decrease. They also expect that the yield will drop by at least 0.5 percentage points from its current level in 12 months. David Kelly and others from the Morgan Asset Management team stated, "Although investors might be myopically focused on the speed and extent of interest rate cuts next year, they should take a step back and consider the Federal Reserve in 2025."
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The Federal Reserve's overnight reverse repurchase agreements fell below 100 billion USD, with policy adjustments driving the Outflow of funds.
After the Federal Reserve policymakers adjusted their policies this week, the amount of funds parked in a major tool of the Federal Reserve fell below 100 billion dollars for the first time since 2021. On Friday, about 40 counterparties collectively deposited 98.4 billion dollars into the Federal Reserve's overnight reverse repurchase agreement (RRP). Banks, government-sponsored institutions, and money market funds can earn interest by using the RRP. According to data from the New York Fed, RRP usage has significantly decreased compared to the record 2.55 trillion dollars on December 30, 2022. Federal Reserve officials adjusted the RRP in relation to the target policy interest rate on Wednesday.
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Deutsche Bank: If the Federal Reserve makes hawkish remarks, USD/JPY is expected to return to 157.
Deutsche Bank stated that if the Federal Reserve makes hawkish comments and the Bank of Japan keeps interest rates unchanged this week, the yen could fall to 157 yen per USD. "The Bank of Japan holding steady, with hawkish comments from the Federal Reserve, could push USD/JPY back to 157," wrote Deutsche Bank macro strategist Tim Baker in a report on December 17. "Accelerating inflation but slow central bank action seems likely to drive USD/JPY upward." It is certain that the Bank of Japan has the ability to unexpectedly raise interest rates this week, which would at least initially boost the yen. Note: USD/JPY rose 0.4% to 154 on Wednesday.
The Canadian dollar has fallen to its lowest point against the US dollar since the pandemic due to the dual impact of economic and political risks.
The Canadian dollar fell to its lowest level since March 2020, following a political crisis in the Trudeau government after the sudden resignation of the finance minister. The Canadian dollar continued its recent decline against the US dollar, dropping another 0.4% on Tuesday, breaking through the level of 1 US dollar to 1.43 Canadian dollars, reaching the lowest point since the outbreak of the pandemic. Due to poor economic performance, the government has also been unable to present a plan to address the threat of Trump's tariffs, which has led to a continuous weakening of the Canadian dollar. Barclays Forex strategist Skylar Montgomery Koning stated, "We believe the Canadian dollar will remain under pressure." Deutsche Bank strategist Michael Puempel mentioned this on the...
The European Central Bank raises the capital requirements for banks in the Eurozone to guard against geopolitical risks.
The European Central Bank has slightly raised the capital requirements for banks in the region, stating that despite ample profits, geopolitical risks have increased.
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Deutsche Bank Names Successor to Outgoing Chief Risk Officer
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LE GROUPE THERME ACQUIERT THERME ERDING ET OBTIENT UN FINANCEMENT DE 320 MILLIONS D'EUROS POUR CRÉER LA PLUS GRANDE PLATEFORME D'INFRASTRUCTURE DE BIEN-ÊTRE AU MONDE