What's Ahead For the Fed, GDP
Trump and Harris Plans Could Stoke Inflation. That Means a More Hawkish Fed
Chinese Shares Extend Gains; Fed's Preferred Inflation Gauge in Focus
Japan Stocks Set to Rise, Australia Shares to Fall as Traders Await Fed, BOJ
The 'Black Monday of 1987' is happening again: Reversal of group trading, liquidity shock, what happened next?
The Federal Reserve emergency lowered interest rates by 50 basis points and implemented quantitative easing to inject liquidity to "rescue the market". In the end, the 1987 major crash gradually subsided, and the risk did not spread to a larger range, but the danger lies in the possibility that the crash may self-reinforce and evolve into a tightening of crediting.
Bullish on the big transaction, causing a buzz in the market. This is probably the most important trade in the second half of the year.
Wall Street major banks have collectively spoken out, stating that the normalization of the US yield curve - where the slope becomes steeper - will be the most important trade in the second half of this year.
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