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Fidelity International: Predicting that interest rates will not be cut at all this year, US inflation seems to show no sign of abating
The economic forecast summary published by the Federal Reserve still indicates that inflation continues to reach the 2% target, but considering the current economic situation, Fidelity International believes it may be difficult to reach the target in 2024.
Citadel founder Griffin: The economic outlook is worrisome and the Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates in September or December
If the Federal Reserve chooses not to cut interest rates in September, then the possibility of cutting interest rates in December will increase, and Griffin expects the Federal Reserve to take action within this year.
Dollar Recovers Losses After Friday's Weak U.S. Jobs Data -- Market Talk
The dollar recovers from the losses it suffered after Friday's weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs data, which reignited the prospect of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates.
Citibank: The Federal Reserve is not afraid of a brief surge in financing interest rates and the contraction will continue until next year
Citi said that the Federal Reserve may continue its plan to reduce its balance sheet until the second quarter of 2025, unless there is a recession, which is longer than the previous forecast period.
Schroder Investments: The risk of global inflation is increasing, and the possibility that the US economy will not land is increasing
As strong economic growth increases the risk of inflation, the possibility that the economy will not land has increased.
USD Still Looks Overvalued; May Weaken in 2H -- Market Talk
USD remains highly overvalued, partly driven by markets' pared expectations of Fed rate cuts given persistently sticky U.S. inflation and a strong labor market, Chang Wei Liang, foreign exchange and credit strategist at DBS, says in a note.
Federal Reserve Survey: The number of banks tightening loan standards for medium-sized enterprises will increase in the next quarter in a high interest rate environment
The net share of Bank of America, which tightened industrial and commercial loan standards for large and medium-sized enterprises, rose to 15.6% from 14.5% in the fourth quarter of last year.
Two senior officials of the Federal Reserve are dovish. The “top three” say they will eventually cut interest rates, but consumer housing inflation expectations have soared
New York Federal Reserve Chairman Williams and this year's Federal Reserve Chairman Richmond both spoke dovish, and US bond yields declined intraday. However, the latest survey report on US consumer housing expectations released by the New York Federal Reserve shows that expectations for one-year housing prices and rent increases have clearly accelerated again, threatening the stability of inflation.
Federal Reserve Barkin: Maintaining higher interest rates is expected to further slow economic activity
Richmond Federal Reserve Chairman Barkin recently said he expects maintaining higher interest rates to further slow economic activity
Wall Street veteran: The Fed's delay in cutting interest rates may cause the economy to decline further
Marija Veitmane, head of stock research at State Street Global Markets, recently said that if the Federal Reserve delays interest rate cuts, the economy may fall further into a downturn
Fed's Barkin: Have Not yet Seen Signs That Inflation Is Actually on Track
Business contacts suggest labor market is normalizing, though some sectors are still catching up.
Ken Griffin Still Sees Fed Cuts This Year, Even If It's December
Citadel founder Ken Griffin said the Federal Reserve will likely cut rates in December if it elects to hold off in September, predicting a move this year even as the central bank has tracked with his calls for a cautious approach.
Stagflation Warning: Service Economy Contracts as Prices Rise
In another stagflation warning sign, the U.S. service sector contracted in April even as service prices rose.
Fed's Williams: Eventually There Will Be Rate Cuts
John C. Williams, President of the Federal Reserve (Fed) Bank of New York hit newswires during a speech a t the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills on Monday.
Fed's Barkin: Inflation Data This Year Has Been Disappointing
Richmond Federal Reserve (Fed) President Thomas Barkin reflected on recent economic developments during a speech in South Carolina on Monday.
US Dollar Sees Mild Losses as Markets Digest NFP Data Ahead of Quiet Week
Market interpretation of Powell's words indicates caution due to unpredictability of inflation trajectory.
Invesco: The future course of the Federal Reserve is unclear, but there seems to be no reason to delay interest rate cuts too much
The US gross domestic product (GDP) annualized growth rate for the first quarter was 1.6%, lower than the consensus estimate of 2.5%, but the market may focus on March's core personal consumption expenditure (PCE) inflation data. The index's annualized growth rate reached 3.7%, exceeding the consensus estimate of 3.4%.
Dollar Recovers Much of Its Losses After Weak U.S. Jobs Data -- Market Talk
The dollar rises in early trade on Monday, having recovered most of the losses suffered after Friday's weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs data and weak ISM purchasing managers' survey for the services sector which revealed a contraction in April.
Guojin Securities: Interest rate hikes are still a low-probability event, focusing on how inflationary stickiness disrupts the pace of the Fed's interest rate cuts
Guojin Securities released a research report saying that the main contradiction between US bond interest rates has returned to fundamentals and the Fed's policy, focusing on how sticky inflation disrupts the pace of the Fed's interest rate cuts.
Straight to Omaha | Alger Asset Management Amy Zhang: The Federal Reserve is likely to cut interest rates at least once this year
Sina Finance News The Berkshire Hathaway Shareholders' Meeting, which global investors are concerned about, was held in Omaha, Nebraska. Sina Finance spoke with Amy Zhang (Amy Zhang), Executive Vice President of Alger Asset Management, at the shareholders' meeting. Amy Zhang told Sina Finance in an interview that the Palestinian heritage plan was a special success. He has done a lot of planning and preparation, so he should be able to make a smooth transition. In addition, she said that Friday's non-farm payrolls data is very good for the market, because wage growth is weaker than expected amid inflation. This is a big plus. This year is very beneficial.