Odaily Planet News According to Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, “it’s time to cut interest rates,” and the market has since raised expectations for a 50 basis point cut at the Fed’s September meeting. Deutsche Bank strategists pointed out that the number of applications for unemployment benefits has actually remained stable in the past few weeks and has even declined. Strategists believe that the US economy may not be in trouble and is shorting the 10-year US Treasury bond. The target yield for the 10-year US Treasury bond they provided is 4.1%, with a stop-loss point of 3.65%. They said that the Fed’s dovish stance has been fully priced in as the market has anticipated at least one 50 basis point rate cut at the remaining three meetings this year, ultimately bringing the interest rate down from the current range of 5.25%-5.5% to 3%. (Jinshi)
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Stratège de la Deutsche Bank : Le marché s'attend déjà à ce que la Fed baisse les taux d'au moins 50 point de base cette année
Odaily Planet News According to Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, “it’s time to cut interest rates,” and the market has since raised expectations for a 50 basis point cut at the Fed’s September meeting. Deutsche Bank strategists pointed out that the number of applications for unemployment benefits has actually remained stable in the past few weeks and has even declined. Strategists believe that the US economy may not be in trouble and is shorting the 10-year US Treasury bond. The target yield for the 10-year US Treasury bond they provided is 4.1%, with a stop-loss point of 3.65%. They said that the Fed’s dovish stance has been fully priced in as the market has anticipated at least one 50 basis point rate cut at the remaining three meetings this year, ultimately bringing the interest rate down from the current range of 5.25%-5.5% to 3%. (Jinshi)