US-China deal provides clarity, a December Fed cut looks uncertain
A US-China trade truce provides temporary relief for global supply chains, while the Federal Reserve asserts its independence.
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US-China deal provides clarity, a December Fed cut looks uncertain
A US-China trade truce provides temporary relief for global supply chains, while the Federal Reserve asserts its independence.
New inflation data doesn't change our expectations for Fed easing
While the one-off inflation report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed a 3% rise over the past year, we still expect rate cuts to continue.
Fears of a credit crisis, AI bubble overshadow positive indicators
News of defaults and stress from certain US regional banks sparked fears of a credit crisis, but they appear to be isolated events.
US-China tensions put a damper on stocks while gold rises
Trump threatened new tariffs on China, Japan’s election hit a hurdle, and UK regulators made it easier for people to invest in cryptocurrency ETFs.
US government shutdown unlikely to materially impact markets
The US government shut down, while governments in Europe and Japan plan to increase spending, which may help support stocks.
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