'Trump Trades' Move Into Overdrive as Dow, Dollar and Bond Yields Soar. What's Next for Markets
The election dust has settled! Goldman Sachs lists three main reasons: US stocks are expected to rise by the end of the year.
① Goldman Sachs' Chief Equity Strategist David Kostin's team believes that in the next period, US stocks will continue to rise; ② Kostin has given three reasons, but also warned that a sharp increase in US Treasury yields could disrupt the post-election rebound of US stocks.
The American election has finally landed! Global investors are now turning their attention to Powell.
The Federal Reserve may stick to its current work by announcing another rate cut at the end of the rate meeting on Thursday. However, market attention may shift to Powell's views on the future monetary policy path, as well as the policy environment after Trump took office.
Options Market Statistics: Tesla Stock Rallies on Trump Victory; Options Pop
Three key points to focus on in the morning session ~ Assessing the sustainability of Trump trade while considering risk preferences ~
In the trading session of 7 days ago, the following three points are worthy of attention: - Assessing the sustainability of Trump trades while considering risk preferences - JFE, downward revision on 3/25, operating profit 160 billion yen ← 260 billion yen - Focus of the morning session: Tsugami, China's annual production to increase by 20% to 0.022 million units, expanding lathe and MC products While assessing the sustainability of Trump trades amidst risk preferences, the Japanese stock market on the 7th started with buying activity and seems to have a confrontation at 0.04 million yen. On the 6th, the US market saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average rise by 1508 points, Nasdaq...
Trump 2.0 is coming! As the US stock market soars, analysts warn: "Bearish" should not be ignored.
①After the outcome of the USA election has been determined, the three major stock indexes in the USA hit historic highs; ②Wall Street analysts say that based on Trump's previous promises of tax cuts and relaxed regulations among other positions, there may be a more positive prospect for growth policies for USA companies. ③However, analysts also warn that the long-term bearish threat of Trump 2.0 on the USA stock market still exists.
