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The Fed reveals a warning sign: U.S. household debt is showing signs of default, soaring to 20%, the highest in 15 years.
The Federal Reserve revealed that the percentage of U.S. households with outstanding debt has increased from 12% to nearly 20%. This increase in debt burden is contrary to the expanding wealth of high-income groups.Federal Reserve Governor Waller indicates the Fed still needs to raise interest rates to curb inflation.
Federal Reserve Governor Waller indicated that the Fed still needs to raise interest rates to curb inflation. Energy prices and AI investments are increasing inflationary pressures, but he left open the possibility of maintaining interest rates in October.The United States is urging the Federal Reserve to review Hong Kong's access to US dollars, fearing China's push for the yuan to challenge its dominance.
The chairman of the House China Committee called on the Federal Reserve to review Hong Kong's access to FIMA, expressing concern over China's accelerating role of the yuan.Goldman Sachs has postponed its forecast for a Federal Reserve interest rate hike to December 69 after inflation fell below expectations.
Goldman Sachs has moved up its forecast for a 0.25% interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve from October to December 69, and sees a high probability that the Fed may not need to raise interest rates further.Trump urges Powell to resign from the Fed board over escalating spending on headquarters renovations.
Trump demanded that Powell resign immediately after the budget for renovating the Federal Reserve headquarters surged from $1.3 billion to $2.4 billion, even though the investigation found no criminal wrongdoing.The Federal Reserve (Fed) unveils plan to control stablecoins, poised to mandate a full reserve requirement for their value.
The Federal Reserve has proposed a new regulatory framework for stablecoins, requiring certain issuers to fully back their value with highly liquid assets, and establishing capital requirements.The Federal Reserve (Fed) signaled that inflation remains a concern, with Collins warning of the risk of exceeding its 2% target, supporting further interest rate hikes.
Susan Collins supports a 0.25% interest rate hike by the Fed, citing increased inflation risks. Meanwhile, the market believes there's a 53.1% chance the Fed might raise rates again in October.The Fed and the Bank of England are monitoring banking risks after Jane Street reported a $1.5 billion loss.
The Fed and BoE are accelerating their investigation into bank risks following the AI fund crisis which resulted in Jane Street losing $1.5 billion, while the SEC is investigating increased use of leverage.Finnomena increases its weighting of riskier assets following the Fed's interest rate hike, highlighting US tech stocks as a "Strong Buy".
Finnomena Funds believes the market has largely factored in the Fed's tightening stance, making the stock market correction an opportunity to invest, given the continued strength of the US economy. They have upgraded their recommendations for US stocks, global stocks, technology stocks, and global bonds to "Strong Buy".The Fed's interest rate hike shook Wall Street, coupled with concerns over AI, pushing the Dow Jones into negative territory for a third consecutive week.
US stock markets faced pressure throughout the week after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 0.25%, amid concerns of a possible new interest rate hike cycle, and calls to slow down the development of AI.
