US-Notenbank: Fed-Chef Warsh preist „enorme Investitionswelle“ bei KI und gibt Investoren neue Zuversicht
Aussagen des Fed-Chefs stützen die Aktienkurse und dämpfen die Aussicht auf eine nahe Zinserhöhung. Anlegern gab Warsh am Freitag eine weitere Kostprobe seines neuen Stils.
US Federal Reserve chief Kevin Warsh predicts an "enormous investment wave" in KI (artificial intelligence) will boost the US economy and global markets. Speaking at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank spring meeting in Bangkok, Warsh stated that "we are currently experiencing structural growth and an enormous investment wave" in KI.
Asian stock markets rebounded from a week of losses, with futures indicating a positive start for the German Dax index and Wall Street. Warsh alluded to potential Federal Reserve (Fed) interest rate decisions, suggesting the world has developed "essentially as expected" with the Fed likely to raise rates no earlier than December.
Experts from Deutsche Bank noted the Fed "is not in a hurry" to raise rates, having raised the benchmark interest rate to just over 4 percent in mid-September. Fed Chair Warsh, in office for 148 days, faces pressure from both President Donald Trump, who advocates for lower rates, and market participants who demand higher rates. Warsh's stance differs from his recent vote for the first interest rate hike in almost nine months, as he increasingly refrains from providing clarity on future Fed interest rate policies, emphasizing the Fed's commitment to price stability.
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