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"Black Monday" has passed, but the fundamental factors have not changed, and next time we won't be so lucky!
A group of economists at the BIS carefully studied the reasons for the sharp drop in the US stock market on August 5th. They warned that investors may not be so lucky next time, and it is almost certain that the next turmoil will come sooner or later.
50 basis points to start an interest rate cut cycle? The Federal Reserve has never done this before.
Deutsche Bank believes that if the labor market remains stable, the Federal Reserve may choose to gradually reduce interest rates by 25 basis points, and will not reduce interest rates sharply all at once.
When the dollar weakens, the global market may benefit from the emerging trend.
In the past two months, the USD has fallen by about 5% against major currencies, and the USD index has dropped to a 13-month low, indicating that its post-pandemic surge has significantly weakened.
Nasdaq Tumbles Over 1% As Super Micro And Other Chip Stocks Decline: Fear & Greed Index Remains In 'Neutral' Zone
After the sharp drop in US stocks, there was a quick rebound, but goldman sachs is still worried: fearing it may be the beginning of more volatility.
①Despite the rapid recovery of the US stock market in August, Wall Street giants are still worried about it; ②On Wednesday, Goldman Sachs' asset allocation research director in the US Eastern Time zone stated that after a severe sell-off earlier this month, the rapid rebound of the US stock market is a cautious warning signal.
Goldman Sachs warns that the rapid rebound of the US stock market has led to a too quick recovery of market confidence.
Goldman Sachs' chief of asset allocation research stated that after global risk assets experienced a significant sell-off, the market sentiment quickly recovered, which should be regarded as a worrisome issue.
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'This May Be the Time' for Rate Cuts, Atlanta Fed's Bostic Says
Goldman Sachs asset allocation research director warns: market confidence is recovering too quickly!
Mueller-Glissmann mentioned that although the S&P 500 index has recovered the decline during the August sell-off, the market's risk appetite has not returned to previous levels. The current macroeconomic momentum is slightly weak. The 60/40 stock and bond investment portfolio may not be as reliable moving forward, and there are different ways to address this issue: either slightly reduce the allocation of risk assets, or create alternative diversified products.