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Data: Market views of various investment banks/institutions this week

Data: Market views of various investment banks/institutions this week

Bitget2024/09/16 10:43

Market views of various investment banks/institutions this week:
1. Goldman Sachs: Still expects the Fed to cut interest rates by 25 basis points this week.
2. Deutsche Bank: The Fed's rate cut this week will foreshadow the overall rate cuts in 2024.
3. JPMorgan Chase: Reiterates its expectation for a 50 basis point rate cut by the Fed in September.
4. Yuexin Bank: A 25 basis point rate cut by the Fed is not enough to trigger a strong dollar recovery.
5. UBS: US retail sales data may affect the extent of the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts.
6. Deutsche Commercial Bank: As the Federal Reserve is about to lower interest rates, German bonds are expected to stabilize.
7. Citibank: There are no signs that European Central Bank will accelerate its pace of cutting rates.
8. Bank of America: Expects economic weakness will hit European stock markets.
9. Capital Economics Macro : The industrial sector's share in Eurozone economy is expected to shrink further
10.Netherlands International : It’s hard for Eurozone industry to rebound strongly in coming months
11.Netherlands International : If Bank of England remains cautious, pound sterling might rise 
12.Moody’s : Expecting Japan central bank would stand pat this week 
13.Westpac Banking Corporation : Differences between US and Japanese policies remain key driver for USD/JPY exchange rate

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