US stock indicators give up the profits of 2025 amid the strength of the labor market

US stock indicators have increased a heavy blow and revenue of the mortgage along with the dollar, while traders reduced their bets on lowering interest rates by the Federal Reserve this year to a job report that exceeded expectations. The stock indicators abandoned its profits in 2025, and the S&P 500 (S&P 500) has made its strongest decline since December 18, when the Federal Reserve surprised the markets by referring to caution over the velocity that could continue to lower interest rates. The most risky shares in Wall Street have been subjected to sales pressure, with the shares of small businesses with about 10% of their highest previous levels. The decrease in treasury effects has briefly led to an increase in mortgage yields for 30 years, more than 5%. The contract contracts now expect a total interest rate by the Federal Reserve below 30 basis points this year. A strong economy … and the US economy is firmly increasing in December, the largest number of posts since March, and the unexpected unemployment rate has decreased, at the end of a strong annual year that exceeded expectations. Separate data was the reason for feeding of firm prices, with consumer expectations for the long -term inflation to the highest level since 2008. The rise in oil prices has worsened the concern on this front. Neil Pirel of ‘Premier Miton Investors’ says that any hope has disappeared at a quiet start of this year. He pointed out that “the news is good in terms of the strength of the economy, but it is bad for those who hope to reduce interest, as inflation will now remain at the top of the Federal Reserve Agency.” He added: “It seems that high -mortgage returns will continue, which is bad for stocks. Is it possible that the return on the Treasury bonds for ten years is already up to 5%?” These are interactive brokers, says Steve Sosnik that Arrow traders once again revealed their ‘addiction to liquidity’. He explained: “The stock traders again feel more anxious about the possibility of cash facilitation instead of the kind of strong economy that can improve the basics of companies.” The S&B 500 index fell 1.5%, which approaches the average of 100 days. The Nasdaq 100 index fell 1.6%. The Dow Jones Industrial Index fell 1.6%. The ‘seven large’ index fell 1.2%. The “Russell 2000” index for small businesses lost 2.2% of its balance. The VIX’s preferred scale rose to about 20 points. Treasury bond yield increased by seven basis points to 4.77%for ten years. The Bloomberg index of the dollar immediately rose by 0.5%. The reduction of interest reduction expectations after the strong work data released on Friday, in some major banks, reduced their predictions about the expected discount in the Federal Reserve Funds. Bank of America, who expected two interest for each of them earlier this year, no longer expected any reduction, and said the risk was that the next step is to raise interest rates. “City Group” – whose expectations are one of the most optimistic in Wall Street – is still looking for interest 25 basis points 5 times, but it will probably start to move in May. “Goldman Sachs” makes two discounts this year compared to three discounts. “The Federal Reserve may be more comfortable to retain the benefit in January, and it will need a significant inflationary inflationary surprises or relapse in the future job reports to move in March,” said Sima Shah of “Principal Asset Management”. As for the global effects, “the power of the US postal report increases the challenges it faces” and has indicated that it “has not yet reached the peak of the income.” Since the Federal Reserve began in September, yields on the high treasury effects have climbed on Treasury effects yields. The power of the US economy has led to an increase in these moves, which brought the return on bonds for ten years by more than 100 basis points than before the first reduction in the interest. All of this has forced the mortgage investors to deal with the possibility of the reference return at 5%, which is the level that has exceeded a small number of times over the past decade. According to Gennadi Goldberg of “TD Securities”, the increase in treasury effects over the past month has been largely powered by the actual yields -suggesting that the high growth prediction was the dominant engine behind the sales. “I advise investors to prepare for more fluctuations while keeping up with the market to lower interest rates,” said Jena Bolvin of Bulvin Wildetle Manjint Group. The federal stock and reserve market sees Chris Zarkille of North CLIGHT Asset: “Although the stock market does not need lower interest rates to rise, the Federal Reserve that facilitates monetary policy always provides a better environment for stock investors compared to the tightening of the monetary policy or maintaining interest rates.” He pointed out that “at this stage of the cash facilitation cycle, profits – not just with major technology companies – must be improved for markets to rise to their already high assessments, so we must be careful in the short term.” For investors hoping that stock markets will expand beyond the huge technology companies, the latest data has provided nothing new, according to Lara Caston of “Yanos Henderson Investments”. “People will now be worried that the Federal Reserve will not be able to reduce the interest at all. The pressure is taking on the central bank,” Jay steered from the Amondi Investment Institute. He added: “The returns will rise by about 5% within the next two months, which will push the stock market unless you get a very strong profit season in the first quarter.” Regarding Brett Kinwell of eToro, he believes that although the market is not satisfied with the latest job report, there are much worse things than the strong job market. He explained: “Without a strong basis in the job market, the whole case will collapse. That’s what investors should take into account, even if it means the expectations of reducing interest rates are shrunk.” Good news and bad news “In fact, we seem to return to a world where good news is bad news” according to Scott Hvestein of “Global X”, but he indicated that it looks like a narrow horizon. He explained: “We believe companies can achieve high profits this year, supported by automation technologies such as artificial intelligence and cancellation of organizational restrictions, and it will pay share prices instead of the Federal Reserve.” The profit season begins next week with the results of the financial sector business. Banks, including “JB Morgan” and “Wales Vargo”, are expected to appear in continuing profits from commercial and investment banking, which helps to compensate for a decrease in net interest income caused by high deposits and slowdowns in loans. The last data increases the importance of inflation indicators that will be released next week. The consumer price index data for December, which will be released on January 15, is expected to appear an acceleration for the third consecutive month with a rate of 2.9%. “The strong job report will not make the Federal Reserve less strict. All eyes will be turning to inflation data next week, but even the falling surprise in these numbers may not be sufficient to pay the federal reserve to lower interest rates soon,” said Ellen Zintner of Morgan Stanley Wilth Mansong.