JPMorgan: U.S. stock rally may be difficult to sustain after Fed rate cuts
According to Golden Ten Data, JPMorgan strategists stated that as investors take profits, the recent stock market rally may stall after the Federal Reserve's anticipated rate cuts. Positive signals released by policymakers have fueled continued bets, helping to boost the stock market.
JPMorgan strategists remain bullish in the medium term, believing that the dovish stance of the Federal Reserve will support the stock market. At the same time, sluggish oil prices, slowing wage growth, and easing U.S. tariff pressures will allow the Federal Reserve to loosen monetary policy without exacerbating inflation.
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