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Stock Market Today: US Futures Retreat as Fed Watchers Focus on Labor Market
Is the era of high interest rates coming to an end, with the nine major central banks globally entering into interest rate cuts in September?
Although inflation in the service industry remains a problem, it is widely expected that the Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, and the Bank of England will continue to implement loose monetary policies in early 2025. Beat Wittmann, Chairman and Partner of Porta Advisors, stated that interest rate cuts may cause short-term volatility in U.S. stocks but still have investment value.
The Fed will join the global central bank interest rate cut in September! The era of low interest rates may be restarted.
This autumn, central banks around the world will start or continue cutting interest rates, putting an end to the era of historically high borrowing costs.
Tonight, focusing on the Fed's "favorite" inflation indicators!
Wall Street expects a slight rebound in the core PCE price index in July. Will this trend cool down the expectations of a rate cut in September?
Is It Time to Make Portfolio Changes Before the 2024 U.S. Election?
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.