On Wednesday (7th), the United States fell before the market.

(AFP)

[Financial Channel/Comprehensive Report] Worries about economic recession continue to hang over the market, offsetting optimism that China may relax epidemic prevention restrictions.

"Reuters" reported that Goldman Sachs (Goldman Sachs), JPMorgan (JPMorgan) and Bank of America (BOA) all predicted that a mild recession caused by inflation may come earlier, and investors believe that the US Federal Reserve (Fed) will return in December. The possibility of raising interest rates by 2 yards (50 percentage points) is as high as 90%. The market will also continue to pay attention to economic data such as the number of initial jobless claims, producer price index (PPI) and consumer confidence index (CB) to be released this week.

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According to "CNBC" real-time stock market, at 8:57 pm Taipei time on Wednesday (7th), the Dow Jones futures index fell 143 points or 0.41% before the U.S. stock market; the S&P 500 futures index fell 25.75 points or 0.64%; Nasdaq The gram 100 futures index fell 121 points, or 1.05%.

Oil prices, which had fallen sharply before, rebounded again due to the opportunity for Chinese demand to pick up. At the same time, Brent crude oil futures temporarily reported US$79.4/barrel; U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude oil futures temporarily reported US$74.24/barrel.

This year, countries around the world have sold U.S. bonds, causing the price of U.S. government bonds to plummet, and the yield of U.S. bonds continues to rise. The 10-year term is temporarily reported at 3.553%; the 2-year term is temporarily reported at 4.3579%.

(Note: Bond prices and yields move inversely.)

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