CoinVoice has recently learned that, according to Jin10 reports, UBS stated that the current market sentiment is generally consistent with the bank's basic forecast, that is, tariffs will drop from the currently announced levels for the remainder of this year, and the Federal Reserve will further cut interest rates this year. However, due to the high uncertainty surrounding trade, the economy, and Federal Reserve policies, expected fluctuations are also remaining high.
However, UBS sees the U.S. stock market as attractive, with the S&P 500 targeting a continuation of 5,800 points by the end of the year. UBS's current base case is for the Fed to cut rates by 75 to 100 basis points this year, but in the near term, the Fed's policy flexibility appears to be more limited, as it must balance economic growth concerns with risks to an inflation recovery.
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CoinVoice has recently learned that, according to Jin10 reports, UBS stated that the current market sentiment is generally consistent with the bank's basic forecast, that is, tariffs will drop from the currently announced levels for the remainder of this year, and the Federal Reserve will further cut interest rates this year. However, due to the high uncertainty surrounding trade, the economy, and Federal Reserve policies, expected fluctuations are also remaining high.
However, UBS sees the U.S. stock market as attractive, with the S&P 500 targeting a continuation of 5,800 points by the end of the year. UBS's current base case is for the Fed to cut rates by 75 to 100 basis points this year, but in the near term, the Fed's policy flexibility appears to be more limited, as it must balance economic growth concerns with risks to an inflation recovery.