Odaily星球日报讯 美国总统特朗普上任后的首份通胀报告将于近期发布，投资者正密切关注通胀是否出现降温迹象，以评估市场风险偏好的变化。 市场分析人士指出，如果通胀数据低于预期，美联储可能加快降息步伐，这将提振风险资产（包括美股和加密货币）。反之，若通胀高企，美联储可能维持紧缩政策，令市场承压。比特币及其他高风险资产的走势或受到此报告影响。 （CoinDesk）

Odaily星球日报讯 美国总统特朗普上任后的首份通胀报告将于近期发布，投资者正密切关注通胀是否出现降温迹象，以评估市场风险偏好的变化。市场分析人士指出，如果通胀数据低于预期，美联储可能加快降息步伐，这将提振风险资产（包括美股和加密货币）。反之，若通胀高企，美联储可能维持紧缩政策，令市场承压。比特币及其他高风险资产的走势或受到此报告影响。（CoinDesk）

特朗普首份通胀报告即将公布，市场关注通胀降温迹象

Odaily Odaily report: The first inflation report of US President Trump's term will be released in the near future, and investors are closely watching for signs of cooling inflation to assess changes in market risk appetite. Market analysts point out that if the inflation data is lower than expected, the Federal Reserve may accelerate the pace of rate cuts, which will boost risk assets (including US stocks and cryptocurrencies). Conversely, if inflation remains high, the Federal Reserve may maintain a tight policy, putting pressure on the market. The performance of Bitcoin and other high-risk assets may be affected by this report. (CoinDesk)

Odaily Odaily report: The first inflation report of US President Trump's term will be released in the near future, and investors are closely watching for signs of cooling inflation to assess changes in market risk appetite. Market analysts point out that if the inflation data is lower than expected, the Federal Reserve may accelerate the pace of rate cuts, which will boost risk assets (including US stocks and cryptocurrencies). Conversely, if inflation remains high, the Federal Reserve may maintain a tight policy, putting pressure on the market. The performance of <Bitcoin> and other high-risk assets may be affected by this report. (CoinDesk)

Trump's first inflation report is about to be released, and the market is paying attention to signs of cooling inflation

Given Trump's chaotic tariff policy and the federal government's layoff initiatives, bond traders are signaling that the risk of a US economic stagnation is increasing.

Within less than two months of Trump's presidency, people had speculated that he would inject stimulus measures to expand the US economy and continue to exert upward pressure on US Treasury yields, but such speculation is quickly being cast aside. Instead, traders have been heavily buying short-term US Treasuries, and the yield on the two-year Treasury has fallen sharply since mid-February, with the market expecting the Federal Reserve to resume rate cuts as early as June to prevent...

Market sentiment takes a sharp turn: Trump trade turns into recession trade?

Odaily reports that the futures market is betting that the Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates at its policy meeting next week, but if concerns about a trade war-induced economic recession intensify, the Federal Reserve may launch a series of rapid rate cuts in June. After US President Trump's speech on the "transitional period" of the economy over the weekend, traders are betting that the Federal Reserve will quickly cut rates when the economy slips, and the futures market is increasingly expecting consecutive rate cuts in June, July and October, leaving Federal Reserve officials facing a dilemma between rising inflation and economic weakness. US stocks and US Treasury yields also saw a sharp drop on Monday, as people are concerned that Trump's remarks portend an impending economic recession. Federal Reserve Chairman Powell said last Friday that the Federal Reserve is in no hurry to cut interest rates, as the labor market remains strong and inflation is on an uneven path towards the 2% target, and there is great uncertainty about the impact of Trump's trade, fiscal, immigration and regulatory policies. Economists say these policies may push up prices and at least slow economic development in the short term. Goldman Sachs economists on Monday lowered their US economic growth forecast to 1.7% and raised their inflation forecast. (Jinshi)

Analysis: Traders bet on Fed to cut rates in a row amid recession

Odaily Odaily News reports that over the past year, US policymakers have been focused on achieving the so-called "soft landing", that is, reducing inflation without causing an economic recession. Now, policymakers are considering revising their course, and they themselves acknowledge that this may lead the economy to a hard landing. In recent days, US President Trump and his senior advisers have shown indifference to the rising risk of private sector investment being dampened by trade uncertainty. They believe that "detoxification" may be needed in terms of spending and hiring, and that the decline in stock prices is not a concern, and that inflation may rise in the short term. It is certain that the US economy had stable growth and a booming stock market when Trump took office, but there were also vulnerabilities due to a stagnant housing sector and a cooling labor market. At the beginning of this year, investors were indifferent to these flaws, as they expected the new government to focus on reviving economic growth. After Trump's election in November last year, the stock market soared, as investors expected tax cuts and deregulation to provide a bullish stimulus, just like in Trump's first year as president in 2017. Dario Perkins, an economist at GlobalData TS Lombard in London, said: "People could only see the good side of what Trump promised at the time. But this has basically dissipated, and now we are back to the observation period of economic recession." (Jinshi)

Trump's first inflation report is about to be released, and the market is paying attention to signs of cooling inflation

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