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Goldman on Rate Cuts: 'we now expect an initial string of consecutive 25bp rate cuts in September, November, and December'
August 2, 2024 10:56 AM EDTGoldman on Rate Cuts: 'we now expect an initial string of consecutive 25bp rate cuts in September, November, and December'
The analyst comments "Nonfarm payrolls rose 114k in July, below consensus expectations. The industry composition was also soft, as the healthcare sector accounted for over half of the job gains in July and the payrolls diffusion index fell to its lowest level since May 2016. The household survey was also soft, with the... More
David Evanson on Fed Cuts Post NFP: 'a September 18th key interest rate cut is now 100% certain'
August 2, 2024 10:53 AM EDT(Updated - August 2, 2024 10:54 AM EDT)
David Evanson on Fed Cuts Post NFP: 'a September 18th key interest rate cut is now 100% certain'
The analyst comments "The July payroll report was disastrous and the call for the Fed to cut key interest rates 0.5% is now rising. The Labor Department reported that only 114,000 payroll jobs were created in July, which was substantially below economists consensus estimate of 175,000. The unemployment rate rose to 4.3% in July, up from 4.1% in June. One reason that... More
ING on Fed Cuts Post NFP Report: 'we are going to see the market gunning for one of those being a 50bp now'
August 2, 2024 10:21 AM EDTThe analyst comments "The July US jobs report really makes the case for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. Everything is weak. Non-farm payrolls growth of just 114k with 29k of downward revisions to the past two months (consensus was 175k). Private payrolls grew just 97k while wage growth comes... More
BofA Sees 25bps Cut to FFR in September
August 2, 2024 10:18 AM EDTBofA Sees 25bps Cut to FFR in September
The analyst comments "A start in September appears locked in now. We think a softer-than-expected July employment report on the heels of other soft data like the ISM manufacturing report helps to lock-in a rate cut in September. Hence, we adjust our outlook for monetary policy in favor of more cuts. We now look for the Fed to cut its policy rate by 25bp at the... More
Jefferies Sees 25bps FFR Cut in September, 'we do not think that there's any evidence that a recession is imminent'
August 2, 2024 10:16 AM EDTJefferies Sees 25bps FFR Cut in September, 'we do not think that there's any evidence that a recession is imminent'
The analyst comments "Turning back to the Fed, we are adjusting our call to reflect a 25 bp cut in September and another one following in December. Past that, we... More
Stocks are falling because bad news is bad again
August 2, 2024 6:18 AM EDTMarkets are facing a downturn as weak macroeconomic data and mixed Q2 earnings reports drive a defensive rotation, according to Barclays analysts.
The recent trend indicates that "bad is bad now," said the bank, noting that negative news has led to sharply adverse market reactions, a shift from the previous sentiment where poor data was seen as potentially reviving the Fed's supportive stance.
Barclays highlights that soft activity data from the US,... More
Equity sentiment 'incrementally more bullish': BofA
August 1, 2024 12:37 PM EDTBank of America analysts have noted an increase in equity sentiment, citing the Sell Side Indicator (SSI) as a key metric.
The bank's SSI, which tracks sell-side strategists' average recommended allocation to equities in a balanced fund, rose by 30 basis points to 55.6% in July, marking its highest level since early 2022.
However, this remains below the 2021 average of 59%, indicating that sentiment has not yet reached overly... More

