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Two weeks! Recession panic gives way to soft landing expectations, can the US stock market 'turnaround' continue
As investors' concerns about the US economic recession further eased, the US stock market experienced its best weekly performance of the year last week and successfully recovered from the losses at t ... -
Has "soft landing" changed to "no landing"? Understanding the New Underlying Logic Behind the New High of US Stocks in One Article
With large technology companies leading the rebound and robust employment reports continuing to support corporate profit prospects, the US stock market continued its several week journey to new highs ... -
Institution: The US stock market is still in the Goldilocks stage dominated by expectations of a "soft landing"
Overview of US stock market from early 2024 to present: Expectations of interest rate cuts pushed back, technology giants driving US stocks up 1.1. Resilience of economic data drives a rebound in US ... -
Yellen: US inflation control is good, and there are no signs of a change in the "soft landing" path
US Treasury Secretary Yellen said Thursday that after the historic surge caused by the COVID-19 epidemic, inflation is now "well controlled", and she believes many Americans will agree with this. In ... -
Xiaomo: The Fed's potential 250 basis point interest rate cut this year will help achieve a "soft landing" for the economy
Bob Michele, Global Head of Fixed Income at JPMorgan Asset Management, recently stated that the Federal Reserve is likely to lower interest rates by up to 250 basis points in 2024. He explained that ... -
Economists get slapped in the face! Yellen: A soft landing has been achieved, and pessimism is unfounded
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen announced on Friday that the US economy has achieved a long sought after soft landing, which is unusual and even rare in history. In this situation, high inflation ... -
The possibility of an economic soft landing is overestimated! Macquarie pours cold water: Don't expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates soon
Due to expectations that the Federal Reserve will significantly lower interest rates, Wall Street analysts have recently been optimistic that US stocks will continue to rise this year. However, accor ... -
US Treasury Secretary Yellen: The US economy is on the path of a soft landing
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Tuesday that the US economy is moving towards curbing inflation without a serious economic slowdown, which means it can achieve a so-called soft landing. -
US Treasury Secretary Yellen: The Fed no longer needs to raise interest rates. Inflation has declined and the economy can "soft land"!
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Thursday that she believes the US economy does not need to further tighten monetary policy significantly to eliminate inflation expectations, and that stron ... -
Bank of America CEO Rui commented on the US economy: it has entered a soft landing and the Fed will raise interest rates again!
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan said on Wednesday that he expects the US economy to achieve a soft landing and avoid a recession even as consumer spending and commercial lending slow down. He said ... -
Is the bull market approaching? HSBC: If the US achieves a soft landing, global stock markets are expected to rise by over 10%
With the recent Wall Street market betting again on a shift in the Federal Reserve's monetary policy, analysts have signaled that a bull market is approaching. Recently, HSBC Holdings strategists sta ... -
Global Economy: Soft Landing or Boiled Frog in Warm Water? | Macroeconomics
Wen/Zhu Haibin, Chief Economist of JPMorgan Chase China There is a significant difference in the evolution and prediction of the global economy in 2023. The good news is that the global economy has n ... -
Multiple crises overlap, making it difficult for the US economy to achieve a soft landing
The data shows that the inflation rate in the United States is decreasing, but the job market is still strong, which makes people feel a bit complacent, hoping that the Federal Reserve will lead the ...