Jerry Lin

Jerry Lin

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  • Big Banks Warn of Fading Benefits from High Interest Rates as Depositors Seek Higher Yields
    Wells Fargo, Citigbank, Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, JPMorgan, and Goldman Sachs
    The nation's biggest banks are beginning to feel the sting of high interest rates as depositors increasingly move their funds to higher-yielding accounts, leading to a decline in a key revenue source for these financial giants. JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, and Citigroup all reported a drop in net interest income (NII) during the first quarter of the year, signaling that even the largest institutions are not immune to the challenges posed by elevated interest rates.
  • Fitch Warns of Potential Labor Oversupply Despite Immigrant Influx Solves Labor Shortage Puzzle, Boosts US Economy
    A U.S. immigration officer administers the oath to Palestinian Omar Abdalla during a swearing-in of newly naturalized United States citizens
    The United States' labor market continues to defy expectations, with March delivering another impressive jobs report despite the Federal Reserve's aggressive interest rate hikes aimed at curbing inflation. A key factor driving this labor expansion, according to a report by Fitch Ratings released on Thursday, is the surge of foreign-born workers entering the US workforce.
  • Gold Hits Record High Above $2,400 as Middle East Tensions and Economic Concerns Fuel Safe-Haven Demand
    Global Gold Prices
    Gold prices soared to an all-time high on Friday, breaching the $2,400-an-ounce mark for the first time as escalating tensions in the Middle East and concerns about China's economic recovery fueled robust demand for safe-haven assets.
  • China's March Exports Plummet 7.5%, Imports Unexpectedly Shrink as Economic Recovery Falters
    China Export
    China's exports experienced a sharp contraction in March, while imports unexpectedly shrank, falling short of forecasts by significant margins and underscoring the challenges faced by policymakers as they attempt to bolster a shaky economic recovery.
  • U.S. Dollar Weakens Following Muted Producer Price Inflation Data
    U.S. Dollar
    The U.S. dollar experienced a notable downturn on Thursday, retreating from recent highs against major currencies following the release of softer-than-expected producer price data for March. This development suggests that the Federal Reserve's interest rate trajectory might be more accommodating than previously anticipated, despite a backdrop of robust economic indicators.
  • China Faces Economic Pressure as CPI Cools and PPI Deflation Continues
    China inflation
    The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) reported a mere 0.1% increase in consumer prices from the previous year, a notable deceleration from February's 0.7% rise. This subdued inflation underscores the protracted property crisis's impact on consumer and business confidence.
  • US Wholesale Inflation Signals Persistent Price Pressures in the US
    U.S. Wholesale Inflation Surges in February, Signaling Persistent Price Pressures
    the Labor Department revealed that the producer price index (PPI), a measure of inflation at the wholesale level, experienced a rise in March.
  • ECB Holds Rates Steady, Signals Potential for Future Rate Cuts
    ECB
    The European Central Bank (ECB) has maintained interest rates unchanged for the fifth consecutive time but has sent a clearer signal that rate cuts could be on the horizon.
  • Fed Officials Voice Concerns Over Inflation, Delay Rate Cuts
    U.S. Federal Reserve building
    During their March assembly, Federal Reserve policymakers voiced significant concerns regarding the sluggish pace at which inflation is moving towards the central bank's 2% target.
  • Copper Prices Reach New Heights as Global Demand Outstrips Supply
    Copper wire Vietnam
    Copper prices have ascended to their highest point since mid-2024, driven by a potent combination of escalating demand and lingering supply risks, according to recent trading data.
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