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Senior officials from the Federal Reserve are sounding the alarm for impending recession: warning signals for the economy and employment are flashing!
Next year, Piotr Gulczyński, the chairman of the Polish National Bank, stated that there is a risk of continuously rising unemployment rates. The Federal Reserve may need to cut interest rates before the job market weakens further, otherwise it may act too late and jeopardize the economy.
Fed rate cut is imminent! Wells Fargo & Co: the US stock market will usher in a bull market comparable to 1995.
Paul Christopher, global investment strategist of Wells Fargo & Co, said that the US stock market is about to see an unprecedented rise in 30 years; the current market has similarities with the market in 1995, when the stock market was booming and the S&P 500 index hit 77 historical highs; investors may currently face an environment similar to that of 1995-inflation is declining, and the economy has not collapsed.
JPMorgan CEO Damian: Using the 'Buffett Rule' to combat the rich may be a solution to the US debt problem.
Damon believes that to reduce the financial burden, we can follow the Buffett rule and levy more taxes on the wealthy, that is, families with annual incomes exceeding 1 million US dollars should pay no less tax than middle-class families.
Initial jobless claims drop to the lowest level since July! The expectation of a recession in the USA has eased, and a 'soft landing' is on the table.
The number of initial unemployment claims in the United States has been declining for two consecutive weeks, and the latest initial unemployment claims have dropped to the lowest level since early July.
US CPI is finally below 3% for the first time in three years. It's time to worry about other things.
Risks of housing inflation remain, signs of soaring oil prices may bring huge impact, and Fumio Kishida's withdrawal from the election exacerbates economic uncertainty.
"Anti-inflation task completed"! Experts call for the Fed to cut interest rates: rental normalization has begun.
Economists say a key indicator shows that prices are returning to normal levels.