Market Views from Investment Banks & Institutions this Week (September 16th):

1. Goldman Sachs: Still expects the Fed to cut interest rates by 25 basis points this week.
2. Deutsche Bank: This week's Fed rate cut will signal the overall rate cut magnitude for 2024.
3. JPMorgan: Reiterates expectations for a 50 basis point Fed rate cut in September.
4. UniCredit Bank: A 25 basis point Fed rate cut is insufficient to trigger a strong US dollar rebound.
5. UBS: US retail sales data has the potential to influence the Fed's rate cut magnitude.
6. Commerzbank: German Bunds are expected to stabilize as the Fed prepares to cut rates.
7. Citigroup: There are no signs suggesting the European Central Bank will accelerate its rate cut pace.
8. Bank of America: Weak economic conditions are expected to hit European equities.
9. Capital Economics: Industry will play an increasingly smaller role in the Eurozone economy.
10. ING: A strong rebound for Eurozone industry is unlikely in the coming months.
11. ING: Sterling could appreciate if the Bank of England maintains a cautious stance.
12. Moody's: The Bank of Japan is likely to stay put this week.
13. Westpac Banking Corporation: The US-Japan policy divergence remains a key driver of the USD/JPY. (Gold Ten)