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A Big Week Ahead for Economic Data: CPI, PPI and Retail Sales
The most accurate analyst on Wall Street: It's no longer about “to cut or not to cut”, or “when to cut”, but rather “whether cutting interest rates is still effective”.
According to Michael Hartnett, Chief Strategist at Bank of America, significant interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve are necessary to prevent a recession. If certain key indicators are breached, the Wall Street narrative will shift from a soft landing to a hard landing. Hartnett recommends focusing on the US NFIB Small Business Confidence data, which will be released on Tuesday.
What is smart money doing after the market crash? Buying at the bottom!
Last week, the overall trend of US stocks showed a slight net buy, which was not offset by a large number of short sells. Nine out of the 11 sectors of the US stock market had a net buying trend, with technology and finance sectors leading the way.
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