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Goldman Sachs outlook for the May Federal Reserve meeting: the threshold for interest rate cuts is higher than in 2019, and it is necessary to wait for employment and other hard data to weaken.
Analysts including Jan Hatzius from Goldman Sachs have stated that inflation and inflation expectations based on surveys are currently much higher, and decision-makers need to see more compelling evidence of an economic slowdown before taking action. The strongest argument for interest rate cuts would be if Federal Reserve officials believe that data indicates the unemployment rate may continue to rise, which means that other signs such as rising unemployment, weak wage growth, and companies becoming cautious or weak demand growth need to be observed.
Is the "darkest hour" not yet over? Legendary investors: U.S. stocks may soon fall to new lows!
① The legendary American investor Paul Tudor Jones believes that although the US stock market has rebounded significantly from the sell-off in April, it may still head towards new lows; ② He pointed out that trade fluctuations and high interest rates put tremendous pressure on the market, and unless the stock market experiences a significant drop again, these factors are unlikely to ease.
Legendary investors warn: even if trade tensions ease, U.S. stocks may still hit new lows.
Hedge fund legend Paul Tudor Jones has warned that although US stocks have recouped much of the ground lost since the historic sell-off in April, the market may be heading towards a new low.
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