Today's market focus:
The dollar and gold have risen for three consecutive days as Trump is expected to impose tariffs on trading partners.
Fed Harker said that although the rate cut process has started, it needs to be paused and the situation needs to be observed.
The deputy governor of the Bank of England supports the rate cut, but said it is difficult to estimate the speed of the rate cut.
Trump's tariff concerns have caused the price trend of silver and copper in the US market to be out of touch with the international market.
UBS pointed out that the probability of a "bear market scenario" for US stocks due to tariff shocks is low.
Ethereum may not perform well in this round of bull market. It fell below the key support level in the early morning to confirm the continuation of the downward trend, and the rebound space is limited.
Bank of America Outlook: The number of employed people in the United States is close to the expected level, and the Federal Reserve is expected to keep the current policy unchanged.
The US non-farm report for December will be released at 9:30 tonight. The market expects the number of new jobs to be 160,000, which is a decrease from November.
If the data shows that the US labor market continues to cool, it may prompt the Federal Reserve to maintain an accommodative policy.
At the same time, the unemployment rate data for December will also be released at the same time.
