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In order to combat high inflation, the US shipping sector will implement the largest reform since 1998, and the situation of “high freight rates and hard to find a box” may be reversed. Inflation in the United States is far from peaking, and the CPI exceeded expectations in May, setting a new 40-year high again. […]

The whip of inflation is not over yet, and the whip of interest rate hikes is coming. Higher interest rates will depress consumption through three transmission channels, including borrowing costs, wealth and income. Oil prices took a brief break ahead of the Memorial Day long weekend, but the national average oil price hit an all-time

Author: Xiong Yuan, Liu Xinyu Source: Bear Park Watch Event: The US CPI in May was 8.6% year-on-year, compared with the expected and previous value of 8.3%. Core conclusion: The U.S. CPI in May hit a new high in nearly 40 years, and the market was basically “collectively misjudged”, mainly because the escalation of the

Hopes of peaking U.S. inflation were dashed, and the Biden administration quickly expressed its position, giving the Fed enough space. Pressure on Powell to fight inflation is mounting. The U.S. CPI exploded again in May, dashing hopes of peaking inflation in one fell swoop. After the data was released, the Biden administration quickly expressed its

Tesla plans to discuss the proposal for a three-for-one split at its shareholder meeting in early August, saying the board supports the split. In the five months following the 2020 stock split, Tesla shares have risen nearly 80%. According to regulatory filings released by the U.S. stock market after hours on Friday, June 10, Eastern

Inflation in the United States broke the table again, and the CPI in May hit a new 40-year high year-on-year, which surprised the market. The three major U.S. stock indexes fell nearly 3%, the largest daily decline in three weeks and the largest weekly decline in more than four months. The Dow fell nearly 900

Source: Wind U.S. stocks fell sharply on Friday after a much-anticipated inflation report showed prices rose faster than expected and consumer confidence hit a record low. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 880 points, or 2.73%, to close at 31,392.79. The S&P 500 lost 2.91% to end at 3,900.86. The Nasdaq Composite fell 3.52% to

Barclays became the first major Wall Street bank to expect the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates by 75 basis points, and even predicted that it may raise interest rates by 75 basis points next week. Goldman Sachs believes that the Fed will raise interest rates by 50 basis points each time in June, July,

On Friday, the US stock market turnover champion Tesla closed down 3.12%, with a turnover of 22.73 billion US dollars ; the second Apple company closed down 3.86%, with a turnover of 12.64 billion US dollars ; the third place AMD closed down 4.03%, with a turnover of 9.82 billion US dollars . In the

The three major U.S. stock indexes fell by at least 3%, the largest daily decline in three weeks and the largest weekly decline in more than four months. Nvidia fell nearly 6%, Amazon fell more than 5%, and its sector fell more than 4%, leading the decline in the S&P, and the financial sector fell

Source: Wall Street News Author: Liu Qian U.S. consumer confidence at the University of Michigan hit a record low in June. Consumers’ short-term inflation expectations were the highest since 1981, and long-term inflation expectations rose above the narrow range of the past few months to the highest since 2008. Data released on Friday showed that

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Source: Zhitong Finance Author: Liu Jiajing The Fed is likely to continue its hawkish stance to fight inflation, with rates expected to climb above 3% in 2023. The Fed is likely to continue raising rates by 50 basis points next week, extending the same rate hike in July before slowing to a 25 basis point