Market Trend - The market anticipates that risk assets will experience significant growth following Powell's confirmation of rate cuts [1] Cryptocurrency Analysis - The analysis suggests a strong bullish outlook for Ethereum ($ETH), projecting a potential price target of $10,000 [1]

My next guest says that is bullish for equities and crypto and he's seeing opportunities in the sectors that surged following Powell's dovish speech at Jackson Hole. Joining me now is Eric Johnston. He's chief equity and macro strategist at Caner Fitzgerald.Thank you so much for joining us. I I'd love to sort of just get your first take on all of the news today surrounding Lisa Cook and the markets call it somewhat muted reaction when we don't even know if she's able to continue her job as a member of the F ...

Market Trends - China's 30-year government bond auction yield reached its highest point since December [1] - Stronger demand for risk assets exerted pressure on bond yields [1] Policy Impact - Resumption of a tax on certain debt investments influenced the auction [1]

A cohort of the world’s largest asset managers is leaning harder into the rally in risk assets as US stocks push to fresh highs, defying persistent trade and geopolitical tensions https://t.co/RxtoYLQov6 ...

Market Outlook - KKR suggests investors may underestimate potential gains in stocks and other risk assets [1] - KKR recommends hedging against a weaker dollar, higher bond yields, and greater volatility [1]

Let's bring in Max Kentner, HSBC's chief multi-asset strategist to talk about this close. Max, you know, I sit here the S&P 500 at 6142. It's a couple of points from the closing high from February 19th.Uh does it make sense that we're back here. Yeah. Um I think it does.It absolutely does because when we look at the earnings picture, that actually uh does really still look resoundingly good. And when we look particularly at uh forward earnings, when we look at Q2 earnings expectation, it is actually bizarre ...

If you had asked anybody before this evening how Wall Street would react after the US decided to directly attack Iran, I'm guessing the thought would be more severe than this. I think that was the thought coming in. But remember, we had a taste of this when Israel first struck Iran back late June 12.Here in the United States. And I think the playbook that is going to play out tonight and into Monday could potentially be a repeat of that, a big knee jerk reaction where risk assets get sold off, haven assets ...