Commercial fees war worsen inflation fear in Wall Street
US work data that highlights prices has failed to reduce Wall Street’s concerns about the potential effects of customs duties on inflation, which reinforces the speculation that the Federal Reserve will not chase to lower interest rates. US stock indicators have dropped this week, with the S&P 500 index (S&P 500) dropped by about 1%. President Donald Trump said he would announce revenge fees in an escalation of his commercial war. The price of “United Stayes Steel Corp” has dropped, as Trump indicated that “Nippon Steel” is studying the company’s investment instead of obtaining it. The shares were put under pressure after the data showed a decline in the consumer morale amid the fear of inflation. The fickle work numbers emphasized a coherent labor market – but they are healthy – a wage and a wage. Bond prices have fallen. Large shares have dropped due to disappointing expectations of “Amazon”. Read More: US Labor Market data in January support maintaining interest without changing the latest economic data helps to declare the reason for monetary policymakers at the Federal Reserve that they do not have to chase the borrowing costs to three discounts in interest rates last year. While traders continue to bet that the next step will be a reduction in the interest, they fully expect a reduction in September. “The broader image is still a coherent labor market, amid constant wages print. It simply gives the Federal Reserve a sufficient incentive to lower interest rates immediately,” says Sima Shah of Principe Management. The S&B 500 index fell 0.9%. The Nasdaq 100 index fell 1.3%. The Dow Jones Industrial Index fell by 1%. The ‘seven large’ index of the shares of large companies fell 1.9%. The Russell 2000 index fell 1.2%. Amazon’s shares fell by 4%. Roblox is part of an active investigation by the US securities and stock exchange, according to the information obtained by Bloomberg. Treasury bond yield increased by five basis points for 10 years to 4.49%. The Bloomberg index of the dollar immediately rose 0.2%. The report of the two -year -all -not -agricultural statements increased by 143,000 posts last month, after the December numbers were revised to indicate an increase of 307,000 jobs. The unemployment rate was 4.0%. It should be noted that the survey that came up with this number included separate reviews to reflect the new estimate of the population at the beginning of the year, which makes this unemployment not comparable to the previous months. Meanwhile, the wages rose by 0.5%. “The strong growth of wages is a good thing for workers, and it should be seen as a positive thing to spend consumers. However, Wall Street has been following the indicator over the past few years, and there are concerns that very strong wages can lead to high inflation.” He added that the last job report, except for the main result, is not concerned. The five most prominent conclusions of the US job report in January and concluded by saying: “Although some investors may worry about the effects of inflation or interest rate discount, they do not realize something: it is better to have a strong economy and coherent job market instead of a weakened environment. The stocks tend to perform well in moderate inflation.” Neil Dutta, from the company “Renessance Macro Reserve”, believes that the response of fixed income instruments to the data is an opportunity to buy this category of assets. “Eventually, the Federal Reserve will have to lower interest rates because many things do not succeed with these high interest rates. By investigating the data, the periodic sectors of the labor market look poor. The workers who produce commodities are poor, and the total working hours in the manufacturing sector have decreased,” Dota said. However, Dutta also indicates that the low unemployment level is likely to encourage the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates unchanged. He said: “The Federal Reserve is not motivated to reduce at the moment. They (monetary policy officials) are looking for reasons to retain the benefit. The report of today gives them.” Adriana Kogerer, who holds the most likely scenario for the Federal Reserve Governor, considers it appropriate to keep the reference interest rate for the Federal Reserve unchanged for some time, given the labor market stability, limited progress in inflation in recent months and uncertainty about financial and commercial policy expectations. Meanwhile, Federal Reserve in Minneapolis, Neil Kacquari, told CNBC that it expects inflation to continue to delay to a 2%goal, so that policy makers would reduce a ‘modest’ by the end of the year. Lindsay Rosner, of “Goldman Sachs aset Management”, believes that it is likely that the Federal Reserve is careful about the invasion of the report issued today. “In both cases, the Federal Reserve must feel very comfortable for the rest of the winter, knowing that it was the right decision to maintain interest rates,” says Charlie Ribli, of “Allianz Invxten Management”. The Federal Reserve has already opposed expectations by lowering the interest rate at the next meeting, and the postal report can justify this approach if it does not force the interview further, according to Jason Pride of “Glenmide”. Mark Hamrik van “Bankra” said: “Before the Federal Reserve is another round of inflation and employment data before the next scheduled meeting on March 19,” and “” he is expected to continue to be patient before taking another step on the interest rate after he recently chose the decision to hold. ” Next week, the consumer price index for January in the United States is likely to be unlike the Federal Reserve, which fights inflation, while retail sales are likely to slow, according to Bloomberg Economics. “The basic consumer price index data came higher in January during the 13 years of the past 14 years than expectations, with yields in 6 out of 7 times in February. However, the lack of consistency of this year against some short return equipment may occur, strong data can be seen as a (ordinary) disorder for January, but poor data is considered news.