Odaily星球日报讯 全球最大资产管理公司贝莱德预计明年人工智能热潮将继续提振美股，并支持更广泛的经济增长，尽管美国债务水平的上升可能会威胁到其对 2025 年的乐观预测。该机构表示，人工智能技术的创新可能会使美股比欧股更受益。该机构表示，虽然明年美国经济增长可能会稍有降温，但美联储很可能无法大幅降息，因为通胀仍有粘性，且高于央行的目标。该机构预计利率不会从目前的 4.5%-4.75%降至 4%以下。地缘政治分裂和基础设施支出等因素导致的持续价格压力可能会令债券市场承压。

贝莱德2025年展望：人工智能热潮继续提振美股 预计美联储无法将利率降至4%以下

Odaily Odaily News: BlackRock, the world&#39;s largest asset management company, expects the artificial intelligence boom to continue to boost U.S. stocks and support broader economic growth next year, although rising U.S. debt levels may threaten its optimistic forecast for 2025. The agency said that innovations in artificial intelligence technology may benefit U.S. stocks more than European stocks. The agency said that while U.S. economic growth may cool slightly next year, the Federal Reserve is unlikely to cut interest rates significantly because inflation remains sticky and is higher than the central bank&#39;s target. The agency does not expect interest rates to fall below 4% from the current 4.5%-4.75%. Continued price pressures caused by factors such as geopolitical divisions and infrastructure spending may put pressure on the bond market.

BlackRock 2025 Outlook: AI boom continues to boost US stocks, Fed expected to be unable to lower interest rates below 4%

According to the Odaily Planet Daily report, William Williams, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, said on Monday that as inflationary pressures continue to ease, the Federal Reserve may further lower its target interest rate. In a speech at a meeting of the Queens Chamber of Commerce in New York, Williams said: "Monetary policy remains in a restrictive range to support the goal of a sustainable return of inflation to 2%." Looking ahead, "I expect that as time goes on, it will be appropriate to move towards a more neutral policy setting," Williams said, adding that the policy path will depend on the data. If we've learned anything over the past five years, it's that the outlook remains highly uncertain. Williams did not provide clear guidance on the timing of a rate cut or whether he believes the Federal Reserve will lower its target interest rate at this month's FOMC meeting.

Fed's Williams: Expect the Fed to cut interest rates further

Odaily Planet Daily News: Paul Jackson, Global Head of Asset Allocation Research at Invesco, said in a webinar that in 2025, central banks around the world, including the Federal Reserve, will continue to cut interest rates. US interest rates are already high enough, and the Federal Reserve may allow the easing process to continue. The situation will be the same for "the vast majority of central banks" globally.

Invesco Asset Management: Central banks are expected to continue cutting interest rates in 2025

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Affected by the martial law crisis in Korea, the Korean won and Korean stocks plummeted, and the <BTC> price on Korea's largest <crypto exchange> Upbit once plunged to $61,600. Upbit data shows that after the martial law news, the exchange rate of <BTC> against the Korean won (KRW) plummeted from 130 million won to 9,360...