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On September 18, Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Riley Wealth Management, said: "Nvidias cooperation plan with Intel still needs to obtain regulatory approval, and this does not mean that Nvidia will definitely produce its current model graphics processing units (GPUs) in Intels newly commissioned wafer fab. Nvidia will most likely still need to continue to manufacture such chips through TSMC, but for domestic manufacturing in the United States, this is still a step in the right direction."On September 18th, Ipek Ozkardeskaya, a senior analyst at Swiss bank Pictet, stated that Intel urgently needs a viable business model and customer interest in its products. Therefore, Nvidias agreement to invest up to $5 billion in a joint venture to develop chips for personal computers and data centers is positive news for Intel. Intel needs a partner, and for a company whose investors are generally skeptical of its future prospects and concerned about its ability to regain its prominence after missing out on AI development, Nvidia is the perfect partner. For Nvidia, this decision may have political support, as the US government wants these companies to produce chips domestically and has previously invested in Intel to encourage the company to build its Ohio factory, which will be one of the largest chip manufacturing plants in the country.White House economic adviser Hassett: This weeks focus is on American farmers.White House economic adviser Hassett declined to say when the nomination for Federal Reserve chairman will be announced.White House economic adviser Hassett: Im not aware of any talks regarding a stake in Nvidia (NVDA.O) similar to the Intel deal.

As risk appetite grows and interest rates reach 3.30 percent, the US Dollar Index is likely to fall below 104.70

Daniel Rogers

Jun 16, 2022 11:37

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The US dollar index (DXY) has had a significant dip from opening flat and is expected to extend its losses after going below Wednesday's low of 104.66. As a result of the Federal Reserve's (Fed) announcement of a 75 basis point rate hike, the DXY became very volatile (bps). Although the long-term assumption was 50 basis points, last week's announcement of a stronger US inflation data of 8.6% boosted the chances of a big rate hike. Sharply declining US Treasury rates imposed intense selling pressure on the asset. On Wednesday, yields on 10-year US Treasuries plummeted 5.50 percent. The benchmark yield at the time of writing is 3.29 percent. After nearly 28 years, the Fed has issued a 75-basis-point rate increase.

 

Powell's press conference following the announcement of monetary policy It was noticed that Fed chair Jerome Powell was thankful of the solid and well-positioned economic development, which has enabled the Fed to mandate a huge rate increase. In addition, persistent employment growth in the US economy has prompted the Fed to take a firm position on interest rates. The excessive policy tightening of an economy affects growth predictions. The Federal Reserve considers it a success if inflation rates fall to roughly 2 percent and the unemployment rate remains at 4.1%.

 

Wednesday's publication of US Retail Sales data was eclipsed by the Fed's interest rate announcement. The monthly Retail Sales were negative, coming in at -0.3 percent, which was much lower than both estimates and the prior reading of 0.2% and 0.7%, respectively. In contrast, the Retail Sales Control group was recorded at 0%, which was below both expectations and the prior reading of 0.5%.