CITIC Securities: US Stocks May Experience a Volatility Period of at Least One to Two Months

On June 7, CITIC Securities' research report stated that the continued better-than-expected non-farm payroll data in May further signals a stabilization and recovery in the US labor market, catalyzing market expectations for interest rate hikes and leading to significant adjustments in asset prices. The US dollar strengthened, US Treasury yields surged, US stocks fell sharply, and gold weakened. CITIC Securities believes that there are still significant internal disagreements within the Federal Reserve, and it may not raise interest rates within the year. However, the market in June may temporarily be affected by liquidity shocks, and US stocks may face a volatility period of at least one to two months.