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Fed's Waller Says Policymakers Can 'Look Through' One-Time Price Increases
China Calls on Trump to Drop Tariffs; Says Talks Are 'Fake News'
US Companies Stock Up Ahead of Tariffs, Boosting Durable-Goods Orders
The USA debt crisis is approaching, and BTC will reach a new high again.
An imbalanced world of policies, a world where trust is scarce, a world where debt is monetized - these are the main sources of Bitcoin's greatest bull market.
The long-term bear market for the US dollar has arrived! Deutsche Bank: This will have a profound impact on the Global economy and capital flows.
Deutsche Bank believes that the dollar bull market has ended and a bear market has begun. The core reasons include a decrease in the global willingness to finance the U.S. twin deficits, a peak in the holdings of U.S. Assets, and a tendency among many countries to promote growth through domestic fiscal measures. The EUR/USD Exchange Rates are expected to reach 1.15 by the end of 2025, gradually approaching 1.30 thereafter.
Is Recession 'Inevitable'? Markets Say Don't Be so Sure.
Flipping out faster than flipping a book? Trump once again blasts Powell: Not lowering interest rates is a mistake!
① The President of the USA, Trump, criticized Federal Reserve Chairman Powell again on Wednesday, accusing him of keeping interest rates too high and expressing that he might give him a call. ② Trump has recently criticized Powell multiple times and has not ruled out the possibility of firing Powell, but reportedly the Secretary of the Treasury and the Secretary of Commerce advised him against it.
Goldman Sachs: The risk of a recession in the U.S. is underestimated, focusing on China's Internet, Brokerage, and others.
Goldman Sachs predicts that the Global shipments of Smart Phones will remain flat in 2025 (1.24 billion units).
Harmack stated: The Federal Reserve should continue to reduce its balance sheet, and the MMF policy needs to remain stable.
Harmack stated on Wednesday that the current situation still supports the Federal Reserve's continued reduction of its balance sheet. In the face of significant uncertainty, now is not the time to change MMF policy.
Citadel CEO Griffin: Trump's trade war has become "meaningless", damaging the USA's Assets brand and making Americans poorer.
Griffin believes that Trump's actions have tarnished the once "unparalleled" excellent reputation of USA Assets, including US Treasury bonds, the strength of the US dollar, and national creditworthiness. His tariff policies have failed to bring manufacturing back to the USA and have instead made the USA "20% poorer all around," making the trade war "meaningless" and producing no winners.
Bond giant PIMCO is "shorting": underweighting the dollar!
Investors are increasingly turning to "home country Assets."
The founder of Castle Invest warns Trump: Do not tarnish the reputation of USA national debt.
① Ken Griffin, founder and CEO of Castle Investment, stated on Wednesday that the Global trade dispute initiated by President Trump is damaging the national image of the USA and the reputation of the USA bond market; ② Griffin pointed out that the credit value of USA Treasury bonds was once unmatched, but now we are putting this prestigious label at risk.
China Securities Co.,Ltd. expects that the Federal Reserve will initiate a new round of structural QE to hedge against the ongoing supply pressure of U.S. Treasury bonds.
CSC expects that the Federal Reserve will initiate a new round of structural QE in coordination and relax restrictions on commercial banks' supplemental leverage ratios, to hedge against subsequent supply pressure of U.S. Treasuries.
Keep Your Portfolio Flexible While Trump and Powell Do Their 'Fed Independence' Dance.
U.S. Treasuries Rally as Worries Over Trump Tariffs and U.S. Fed Ease
Daily Roundup of Key US Economic Data for April 23
The USA Treasury's 5-year bond auction remained stable, overseas demand decreased, but did not collapse.
On Wednesday local time, the USA Treasury auctioned 70 billion dollars of 5-year government bonds. Following the disappointing auction of 2-year US bonds yesterday and a significant drop in overseas demand, the market is concerned that the 5-year US bond auction on Wednesday will also face a lukewarm response, particularly worrying about the demand from overseas buyers.
US Economy Little Changed as Uncertainty Intensified, Fed's Beige Book Shows
Are U.S. Treasuries Really Losing Their Safe-haven Appeal?
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