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2026-03-18
1. Bank of America: With both inflation and long-term growth expectations revised upwards, Powell may acknowledge the risks of stagflation while emphasizing a wait-and-see approach. 2. Morgan Stanley: Powell may choose to ignore energy-driven inflat
1. Bank of America: With both inflation and long-term growth expectations revised upwards, Powell may acknowledge the risks of stagflation while emphasizing a wait-and-see approach. 2. Morgan Stanley: Powell may choose to ignore energy-driven inflation, the dollar faces downside risks, and oil prices will play a central role in the foreign exchange market. 3. Trade France: With the risks of its dual mandate increasing, Powell is unlikely to provide clear guidance on the timing of interest rate cuts this year, instead continuing his data-dependent stance. 4. Rabobank: Under Powell's leadership, the Fed is likely to maintain a wait-and-see approach, attempting to balance inflation risks and slowing growth. 5. Deutsche Bank: Powell is likely to emphasize that the Middle East situation primarily impacts the economy through financial conditions, particularly volatile oil prices.
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Weibo (09898.HK): The company's board of directors has approved the distribution of an annual dividend of US$150 million to the company's shareholders for fiscal year 2025.
Weibo (09898.HK): The company's board of directors has approved the distribution of an annual dividend of US$150 million to the company's shareholders for fiscal year 2025.
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