Job Openings Fall More Than Expected in March, Hover Near Four-year Low
Trade Data Deepen Inventories Mystery; GDP Gloom -- Market Talk
Goods Trade Deficit Widens in March -- WSJ
Fade U.S. Dollar Rallies - BofA Securities
US March Advance Trade Gap Widens Unexpectedly, Inventories Mixed
US Wholesale Inventories See a Slight Increase, but Fall Short of Forecast
Dollar Edges Higher Ahead of Key Economic Data Releases
US Dollar: Tariff Ambiguity Clouds Greenback's Recovery
Dollar Struggles to Recover Materially Amid Tariff Uncertainty -- Market Talk
Fed Rate Cuts to Come, But Not Before 2H -- Market Talk
Jim Cramer Dismisses Recession Panic: Says Tariffs May Sting, But Too 'Many Jobs' For Economy To 'Derail'
U.S. Treasurys Seen Pricing in Likely Fed Rate Cut Soon -- Market Talk
Institutions have released a timetable, predicting that the USA will fall into recession this summer.
Apollo Global Management states that the economic impact of the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration will soon be evident to ordinary Americans and may lead to an economic recession this summer. The company's chief economist, Torsten Slok, outlined a timeline in a report to clients indicating when the effects of the tariffs announced by President Trump might impact the USA economy. The report notes that based on the transportation time for importing commodities from major Asian countries, American consumers might start to notice trade-related shortages in local stores next month. He wrote in a report to clients last Friday: "The result will be in a few weeks.
"Shadow Fed Chairman" Waller: Indulging in fiscal extravagance and misjudging the economic situation, the Fed's predicament is all "self-inflicted."
Wosh stated that the Federal Reserve is straying from its primary responsibilities, trying to act as an "economic master planner," failing to fulfill its statutory duty of maintaining price stability, and also exacerbating the chaotic expansion of federal spending. This overreach is eroding the legitimate foundation of the independence of MMF policy.
Ringgit Strengthens Against Greenback In Early Trade
The sell-off is not over yet! USA Assets are still being "disdained" by overseas investors…
① According to data provided by Deutsche Bank, despite the market recovering over the past week, foreign investors' willingness to invest in USA assets continues to decline; ② Deutsche Bank's Forex research director George Saravelos believes that the recent data on USA capital flows is concerning.
Deutsche Bank warns: Overseas investors continue to withdraw from USA Assets, and the status of the dollar is facing challenges.
Deutsche Bank pointed out that, despite a market recovery in the past week, foreign investors remain cautiously observant regarding USA assets.
The Dallas Fed manufacturing survey has collapsed! The business activity Index has fallen to its lowest level since 2020.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas in the USA released the results of the April Texas Manufacturing Outlook Survey.
US Treasury Lifts Q2 Borrowing Estimate Substantially
We Are Not Seeing 'the Death of the Dollar,' Strategist Says