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Market liquidity flashing red again! The scale of overnight reverse repurchase agreements by the Fed has dropped to a new low of more than three years.
Over the past three trading days, as the repurchase market returned to normal after the pressure on balance sheets at the end of the month and settlement of treasury auctions, demand for the Federal Reserve's overnight reverse repurchase agreements decreased by about 97 billion US dollars. Many market participants and central bankers view the popularity of reverse repos as a sign of excess liquidity in the financial system, and vice versa.
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"Bond King" Gross: Value will win over growth in the long term unless AI can create a new era of productivity.
Bill Gross says if artificial intelligence-related companies can increase the productivity of the United States from the historical level of 1-2% of the past few decades to 2-3%, growth stocks may significantly outperform value stocks. But he thinks this is still a bet and advises investors to hold both value and growth stocks and not let any one stock dominate.