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On May 13, Morgan Stanley became more optimistic about the U.S. stock market, betting that strong earnings growth and economic conditions will continue to propel the bull market. The bank predicts that the S&P 500 index will reach 8,300 points within the next 12 months, representing a 12% increase from current levels. The team led by Mike Wilson also raised its year-end forecast for the S&P 500 from 7,800 to 8,000 points. A strong earnings season has surprised many market forecasters, prompting them to raise their expectations for the stock market. Earnings for S&P 500 constituent companies in the first quarter have surged 27% so far, more than double the approximately 12% increase that analysts had previously predicted.

[Morgan Stanley Raises S&P 500 Target to 8,300, Betting on Strong Corporate Earnings Growth]On May 13, Morgan Stanley became more optimistic about the U.S. stock market, betting that strong earnings growth and economic conditions will continue to propel the bull market. The bank predicts that the S&P 500 index will reach 8,300 points within the next 12 months, representing a 12% increase from current levels. The team led by Mike Wilson also raised its year-end forecast for the S&P 500 from 7,800 to 8,000 points. A strong earnings season has surprised many market forecasters, prompting them to raise their expectations for the stock market. Earnings for S&P 500 constituent companies in the first quarter have surged 27% so far, more than double the approximately 12% increase that analysts had previously predicted.

Morgan Stanley Raises S&P 500 Target to 8,300, Betting on Strong Corporate Earnings Growth

On May 14, Federal Reserve's Collins stated that a sustained increase in productivity is expected, driven not only by artificial intelligence; the unemployment rate remains relatively low. There have been many recent supply shocks, raising significant concerns about supply-side issues.

[Fed's Collins: Recent Supply Shocks Raise Concerns]On May 14, Federal Reserve's Collins stated that a sustained increase in productivity is expected, driven not only by artificial intelligence; the unemployment rate remains relatively low. There have been many recent supply shocks, raising significant concerns about supply-side issues.

Fed's Collins: Recent Supply Shocks Raise Concerns

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On May 13, Arm (ARM.O) and its major shareholder SoftBank Group approached the leading AI chip company Cerebras Systems a few weeks before its IPO, expressing interest in an acquisition. According to sources familiar with the matter, Cerebras Systems rejected the proposal. Cerebras plans to price its IPO on Wednesday, with a company valuation potentially reaching around $34 billion. Previous reports indicated that the company informed potential investors that the IPO pricing is expected to be above the upper limit of its offering range, with the final market value likely to adjust based on the actual number of shares issued. Cerebras is poised to become the largest IPO of the year to date, having previously hinted that it might set the IPO price above the $150 to $160 range if market demand is strong.

[Arm and SoftBank Proposed Acquisition of Cerebras Before IPO but Were Rejected]On May 13, Arm (ARM.O) and its major shareholder SoftBank Group approached the leading AI chip company Cerebras Systems a few weeks before its IPO, expressing interest in an acquisition. According to sources familiar with the matter, Cerebras Systems rejected the proposal. Cerebras plans to price its IPO on Wednesday, with a company valuation potentially reaching around $34 billion. Previous reports indicated that the company informed potential investors that the IPO pricing is expected to be above the upper limit of its offering range, with the final market value likely to adjust based on the actual number of shares issued. Cerebras is poised to become the largest IPO of the year to date, having previously hinted that it might set the IPO price above the $150 to $160 range if market demand is strong.

Arm and SoftBank Proposed Acquisition of Cerebras Before IPO but Were Rejected

On May 13, Federal Reserve's Collins stated on Wednesday that she expects interest rates to remain stable for an extended period and believes that in certain scenarios, further tightening of policy may be necessary to ensure inflation returns to the 2% target. She noted that traditional monetary policy often 'overlooks' sudden supply shocks, such as rising oil prices. However, considering that inflation has been above the target level for over five years, she believes that patience in suppressing price increases is currently waning. Collins indicated that the current tight monetary policy 'may need to persist for some time.' She remarked, 'The shocks have slightly increased the downside risks to economic activity, while the upside risks to inflation have further increased.' At the same time, she mentioned that if inflation subsides, the Fed may still continue to cut rates later this year. Collins added, however, that if conflicts persist and lead to further price increases, 'I can envision a scenario where tightening policy is necessary to ensure inflation returns to 2% in a reasonable timeframe.'

[Fed's Collins: Patience with Rising Inflation is Dwindling, Rates May Need to Stay High Longer]On May 13, Federal Reserve's Collins stated on Wednesday that she expects interest rates to remain stable for an extended period and believes that in certain scenarios, further tightening of policy may be necessary to ensure inflation returns to the 2% target. She noted that traditional monetary policy often 'overlooks' sudden supply shocks, such as rising oil prices. However, considering that inflation has been above the target level for over five years, she believes that patience in suppressing price increases is currently waning. Collins indicated that the current tight monetary policy 'may need to persist for some time.' She remarked, 'The shocks have slightly increased the downside risks to economic activity, while the upside risks to inflation have further increased.' At the same time, she mentioned that if inflation subsides, the Fed may still continue to cut rates later this year. Collins added, however, that if conflicts persist and lead to further price increases, 'I can envision a scenario where tightening policy is necessary to ensure inflation returns to 2% in a reasonable timeframe.'

Fed's Collins: Patience with Rising Inflation is Dwindling, Rates May Need to Stay High Longer

On May 13, according to the Federal Reserve's annual survey, the vast majority of Americans are still worried about high prices in 2025, while anxiety about the job market is also on the rise. In the context of near-stagnant job growth last year, 42% of adults expressed varying degrees of concern about 'finding or keeping a job,' up from 37% in 2024. Meanwhile, about nine out of ten respondents reported concerns about rising prices. The survey was conducted in October of last year, before the outbreak of the war in Iran, yet affordability issues for 2025 are already widespread and are expected to become a significant topic in the upcoming midterm elections. (Jinshi)

[Federal Reserve Survey: Americans Highly Concerned About Price Increases by 2025]On May 13, according to the Federal Reserve's annual survey, the vast majority of Americans are still worried about high prices in 2025, while anxiety about the job market is also on the rise. In the context of near-stagnant job growth last year, 42% of adults expressed varying degrees of concern about 'finding or keeping a job,' up from 37% in 2024. Meanwhile, about nine out of ten respondents reported concerns about rising prices. The survey was conducted in October of last year, before the outbreak of the war in Iran, yet affordability issues for 2025 are already widespread and are expected to become a significant topic in the upcoming midterm elections. (Jinshi)

Federal Reserve Survey: Americans Highly Concerned About Price Increases by 2025

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【DOGE breaks through 0.11 USDT】HTX data monitoring shows that DOGE has broken through 0.11 USDT, currently reported at 0.1101 USDT, with a 24H increase of 1.20%.

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According to Asian Economic Report, South Korea may introduce its first NFT regulatory rules, which may be recognized as securities. The FSC Securities and Futures Commission admitted the day before Music Cow's right to claim royalties as securities, and the use of new blockchain technologies such as cryptocurrencies and NFTs is highly likely to be regulated. The Korean Financial Authority announced today that the Financial Services Commission of Korea will soon announce the "Policy on Fragmented Investment and Other New Securities Businesses" and advise other fragmented investors to study the nature of securities and take necessary measures according to the guidelines. "We are considering a plan to bring NFTs and cryptocurrencies into the subject of securities regulation and implement a grace period for business restructuring," an official from the regulator said.

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【South Korea may introduce its first NFT regulatory rules】According to Asian Economic Report, South Korea may introduce its first NFT regulatory rules, which may be recognized as securities. The FSC Securities and Futures Commission admitted the day before Music Cow's right to claim royalties as securities, and the use of new blockchain technologies such as cryptocurrencies and NFTs is highly likely to be regulated. The Korean Financial Authority announced today that the Financial Services Commission of Korea will soon announce the "Policy on Fragmented Investment and Other New Securities Businesses" and advise other fragmented investors to study the nature of securities and take necessary measures according to the guidelines. "We are considering a plan to bring NFTs and cryptocurrencies into the subject of securities regulation and implement a grace period for business restructuring," an official from the regulator said.

South Korea may introduce its first NFT regulatory rules

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