Core Viewpoint - Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, supports Kevin Warsh for the position of Federal Reserve Chair, warning that Kevin Hassett may be too compliant with the White House's interest rate reduction desires, potentially harming the Fed's independence and leading to increased long-term borrowing costs [2][3]. Group 1: Dimon's Analysis - Dimon argues that if Hassett is elected, he is likely to quickly lower short-term interest rates to align with President Trump's economic demands, but the Fed can only control short-term rates while long-term rates are determined by the market [4]. - Concerns arise that aggressive rate cuts under Hassett could ignite inflation expectations, causing long-term rates, such as the 10-year Treasury yield, to rise due to investor sell-offs [4]. Group 2: Market Reactions - Since media reports in late November indicated Hassett as a frontrunner, the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield has increased from 4.0% to 4.2%, reflecting market pricing of the associated risks [5]. - There is growing anxiety among bond market traders regarding inflation, as indicated by a rise in the 5-year forward inflation swap rate, which recently increased by 0.06 percentage points to a one-month high [5]. Group 3: Political Dynamics - Concerns about Hassett's political ties have been voiced by senior investors managing a $30 trillion U.S. Treasury market, questioning his close alignment with Trump and its potential impact on the credibility of monetary policy [7]. - President Trump has expressed dissatisfaction with current Fed Chair Jerome Powell's reluctance to implement significant rate cuts, emphasizing loyalty and willingness to lower rates as key criteria for his selection [8]. Group 4: Candidate Profiles - Kevin Hassett is viewed as a top contender, having publicly supported aggressive rate cuts and previously suggested that the reduction should be double the current level, although he claims to uphold central bank independence [10]. - Kevin Warsh, a former Fed governor and economist at the Hoover Institution, has received backing from Wall Street figures like Dimon, despite his past criticisms of the Fed and being perceived as overly hawkish before the 2008 financial crisis [10].

Core Viewpoint - Major Wall Street banks are bearish on the US dollar, predicting a decline as the Federal Reserve continues its easing cycle, with Morgan Stanley forecasting a 5% drop in the first half of next year [1][2]. Group 1: Predictions on Dollar Decline - Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley, and Goldman Sachs anticipate that the dollar will weaken again by 2026 due to the Fed's continued easing while other central banks maintain or raise rates [1]. - The Bloomberg dollar index is projected to decline by approximately 3% by the end of 2026 [1]. - The dollar has already experienced a significant drop of nearly 8% this year, marking the largest annual decline since 2017 [2]. Group 2: Economic Implications - A weaker dollar is expected to have a chain reaction on the US economy, increasing import costs, enhancing the value of overseas profits for companies, and potentially boosting exports [3]. - The shift of investor funds to emerging markets for higher yields could extend the rally in these markets, with significant returns recorded in carry trades since 2009 [3]. Group 3: Diverging Opinions - Some analysts, such as those from Citigroup and Standard Chartered, argue that the US economy, driven by AI growth, remains strong and could attract international capital, supporting the dollar [5]. - The Federal Reserve has raised its growth forecast for 2026, indicating potential for stronger-than-expected growth, despite announcing a 25 basis point rate cut [5].

Core Viewpoint - Major Wall Street banks are bearish on the US dollar, predicting a decline as the Federal Reserve continues its easing cycle, with Morgan Stanley forecasting a 5% drop in the first half of next year [1][2]. Group 1: Predictions on the US Dollar - Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley, and Goldman Sachs anticipate a weakening of the dollar in 2026 due to the Fed's continued easing while other central banks maintain or raise rates [2]. - The Bloomberg consensus predicts a 3% decline in the dollar index by the end of 2026 [2]. - Morgan Stanley's David Adams states that the dollar has ample room for further depreciation, expecting a 5% drop in the first half of next year [2][3]. Group 2: Economic Implications - A weaker dollar is expected to have a chain reaction on the US economy, increasing import costs, enhancing the value of overseas profits for companies, and boosting exports [4]. - The shift of investor funds to emerging markets for higher yields could extend the rally in these markets, with significant returns recorded in carry trades since 2009 [4]. Group 3: Market Sentiment and Currency Trends - Analysts note that the dollar tends to depreciate when global economic performance is strong, with G10 currencies like the Canadian and Australian dollars benefiting from better-than-expected data [5]. - Some institutions, like Citigroup and Standard Chartered, maintain a bullish outlook on the dollar, citing the strength of the US economy driven by AI and potential international capital inflows [5]. Group 4: Federal Reserve's Stance - The Federal Reserve has raised its growth forecast for 2026 while announcing a 25 basis point rate cut, indicating a cautious approach to future monetary policy [6]. - Market expectations include two more 25 basis point cuts next year, with a focus on the new Fed chair's potential influence on future rate decisions [6].

Core Viewpoint - The primary concern regarding JPMorgan's stock is related to valuation, indicating a generally positive outlook for the company [1]. Group 1 - The main issue with JPMorgan's stock is how to make the valuation work, suggesting that the company is performing well [1].

美国总统特朗普提名沃什和哈塞特为美联储主席主要候选人。特朗普表示，凯文·哈塞特和凯文·沃什是 他领导美联储的首要人选，他预计下一任央行主席将在利率问题上征求他的意见。摩根大通首席执行官 杰米·戴蒙暗示支持前美联储理事凯文·沃什担任下一任美联储主席。（智通财经） ...

周四，华尔街最有权势的银行家之一、摩根大通CEO杰米·戴蒙在纽约的一场私密资产管理CEO会议上明确表态： 支持前美联储理事凯文·沃什（Kevin Warsh）执掌美联储。 戴蒙直言，沃什将成为一位"伟大的主席"，并向在场的华尔街高管们发出警告：另一位热门候选人凯文·哈赛特 （Kevin Hassett）可能更顺从白宫的降息意愿，但这恰恰可能引发市场的反向博弈，导致长期借贷成本不降反升， 损害美联储至关重要的独立性。 戴蒙的警告：短端听命总统，长端听命市场 这种担忧在华尔街并非个例。多位掌管着30万亿美元美债市场的资深投资者，已直接向财政部官员表达了对哈赛特 政治倾向的顾虑，质疑其与特朗普过于紧密的政治结盟可能动摇货币政策的公信力。 忠诚度与专业性的权衡 特朗普一直对现任主席鲍威尔（Jay Powell）不仅未大幅降息反而加息的做法耿耿于怀，甚至曾私下辱骂其为"笨 蛋"。特朗普明确表示，忠诚度和积极降息的意愿是他选人的关键标准。 周五，特朗普向《华尔街日报》确认，沃什和哈赛特是目前的领跑者： 凯文·哈赛特（Kevin Hassett）：博彩市场的头号热门。作为前白宫内部人士，他公开支持特朗普关于激进降 息的呼吁 ...

报道称，戴蒙表示，哈塞特是短期内更有可能降息的人选。报道还说，他是周四晚间在纽约举行的该行 资产管理首席执行官私人会议上说这番话的。 摩根大通没有立即回应路透的置评请求。 特朗普一直批评美联储及其主席杰罗姆-鲍威尔（Jerome Powell）没有大幅降息。 来源：环球市场播报 北京时间12月13日早间消息，摩根大通CEO戴蒙（Jamie Dimon）表示支持前美联储理事凯文-沃什 （Kevin Warsh）出任美联储下一任主席。 当天早些时候，美国总统特朗普（Donald Trump）表示，他倾向于让沃什或国家经济委员会主任凯文- 哈塞特（Kevin Hassett）在明年领导美联储。 在一次单独的椭圆形办公室活动中，当记者问及他是否应该对美联储的利率决定拥有发言权时，特朗普 说，至少应该征求他的意见。 美联储周三将利率 ，降幅为四分之一个百分点。 ...

Core Viewpoint - JPMorgan's CEO Jamie Dimon expressed support for Kevin Warsh as the next chair of the U.S. central bank, indicating a potential shift in leadership direction at the Federal Reserve [1] Group 1 - Jamie Dimon, a prominent figure in the banking industry, is advocating for Kevin Warsh, a former Federal Reserve Governor, to take on the role of chair of the U.S. central bank [1]

RT Consumers' Research (@ConsumersFirst)BREAKING: The U.S. Comptroller of the Currency has found conclusive proof that 9 large financial institutions actively engaged in debanking.The financial institutions named are:- @JPMorgan- @BankofAmerica- @Citi- @WellsFargo- @USBank- @CapitalOne- @PNCBank- @TDBank_US- @BMOhttps://t.co/VOyOGjbsJC ...

来源：滚动播报 摩根大通CEO戴蒙称沃什 "会成为一名出色的" 美联储主席。 ...