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Actually there are not much diff in chatgpt with Google.
Ganshiokbin thought that chatgpt is 神算, can predict things for her.
 

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Wall Street Traders Suddenly Converge on Economic Hazards Ahead​

  • Stocks resume selling after decoupling from bonds, commodities
  • JPMorgan model shows a wide range of recession odds in assets

By Lu Wang and Denitsa Tsekova
September 7, 2024 at 4:26 AM GMT+8
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For those on Wall Street clinging to the bull case on the economy, life is getting harder.
Troubling data – long foretold in the bond and commodity markets – woke traders across risky assets up from their slumber this week, in the worst performance for stocks since the 2023 regional bank crisis.
 

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US market selloff stokes recession fears, trounces rate cut cheer​

By Naomi Rovnick
September 4, 20248:47 PM GMT+8Updated 2 days ago




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  • Renewed recession risks batter stocks
  • Volatility gauges on the rise
  • Aggressive Fed rate cut forecasts no longer seen as good news
LONDON, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Mounting unease over the U.S. economic outlook and a seasonally weak month for stocks have created another perfect storm of global market volatility, leaving investors scrambling for protection and fearing another round of currency chaos.
Following a rapid recovery for risky assets such as stocks and high yield bonds from a chaotic early August selloff, traders have lost their short-lived optimism that U.S. interest rate cuts would support growth.


U.S. stocks fell on Friday, weighed down by a jobs report that left traders uncertain about how far the Federal Reserve will go in cutting interest rates.




Instead, they appear to be already getting ahead of U.S. jobs data on Friday that may repeat last month's weak report, with Tuesday's weak U.S. manufacturing data triggering fresh selling.
Wall Street's S&P 500 share index (.SPX), opens new tab fell over 2% on Tuesday, while Japan's broad Topix share gauge plunged 3.7% on Wednesday in its biggest daily drop since the Aug. 5 market rout and European stocks tumbled (.STOXX), opens new tab.
Meanwhile, the VIX (.VIX), opens new tab index of expected U.S. equity volatility has hit a one-month high, as choppy currency trading threatened the dollar and other haven currencies.
"Markets were dealing with uncertain inflation but growth was resilient," said Florian Ielpo, head of macro at Lombard Odier. "That situation seems to be changing, the new uncertainty is how deep will the slowdown be."
 

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Indonesia’s middle class lament ‘worsening’ plight, as sharp drop in their population sets off economic alarm bell​

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Indonesia’s middle class lament ‘worsening’ plight, as sharp drop in their population sets off economic alarm bell

Workers wait for a train home at a station in Jakarta, Indonesia. (Photo: CNA/Wisnu Agung Prasetyo)
JAKARTA: It has been four years since Mr Muhammad Yudhi last had a steady job. The 33-year-old motorcycle taxi driver used to work at a textile factory one hour east of Jakarta before he was laid off in 2020 due to an economic slowdown brought by the COVID-19 pandemic.
 

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As we are a small island, news can be regulated and price can be a effective lever for achieve stable social economic condition.

But larger cuntree eg UK, China and Beekok are all showing very slow or even negative eocnomic traction
 

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US to Propose Bank Capital Rule Revisions as Soon as This Month​

  • Changes will center on operational-risk, capital allocation
  • Regulators dialed back plan after fierce backlash from banks


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By Katanga Johnson
September 7, 2024 at 8:20 AM GMT+8
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The Federal Reserve and other regulators are poised to unveil sweeping changes to a slate of proposed capital rules for banks as they seek to overcome tough resistance from the industry, according to people familiar to the matter.

The revisions, which run up to 450 pages, may be unveiled as soon as Sept. 19 and would reshape key components of the US bank-capital regime known as Basel III Endgame, said the people, who asked not to be identified as the plans may change.
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