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UBS (UBS.US) is bearish on 2027 rate hikes, and Blackstone (BX.US) smash 200 billion AI layout
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According to Woofun AI, macroeconomic policy expectations and technology capital flows collided violently on the evening of October 15. UBS (UBS.US)'s prediction of the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike path, the progress of Apple (AAPL.US) intelligence implementation in China, Blackstone Group (BX.US)'s large capital deployment, and regulatory scrutiny of leading AI companies jointly outlined key variables in the current market.

Inflationary pressure remains stubborn. The US PPI data for September showed a 6.3% year-on-year increase. This figure was significantly higher than market expectations, adding uncertainty to the direction of monetary policy. In this context, UBS (UBS.US) has adjusted its interest rate forecasting model. It is expected that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates for the third time in March 2027. This time point is significantly delayed from the easing cycle that was generally expected before, suggesting that the high interest rate environment may last longer than the market thought.

Tech giants' infrastructure competition is accelerating at the same time as product launch. Cook confirmed that Apple (AAPL.US) intelligence has been approved in China and plans to launch a beta version at the end of October, marking a key breakthrough in its localization strategy. At the same time, Blackstone Group (BX.US) announced a comprehensive increase in artificial intelligence, and its data center investment of up to 200 billion US dollars became the core layout, showing that traditional financial capital is extremely optimistic about AI computing power requirements.

Data compiled by Woofun AI shows that such asset-heavy investments are rapidly reshaping the global data center supply chain pattern.

Tightening at the regulatory level is in stark contrast to innovation in institutional services. The New York City Comptroller urged Anthropic to suspend its IPO on the grounds that it needed to more fully assess its potential risks; the US Federal Trade Commission has also requested documents relating to the incident from Anthropic and OpenAI, and the review intensified. On the other hand, Ripple Prime is launching a traditional asset perpetual contract trading service for institutional clients in an attempt to expand the connection between DeFi and TradFi under a compliance framework.


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