BlockBeats news, September 16th, market views of various investment banks/institutions this week: 1. Goldman Sachs: Still expect the Fed to cut interest rates by 25 basis points this week. 2. Deutsche Bank: The Fed's rate cut this week will signal an overall rate cut magnitude in 2024. 3. JPMorgan: Reiterates the expectation of a 50 basis point rate cut by the Fed in September. 4. Yuexin Bank: A 25 basis point rate cut by the Fed is not enough to trigger a strong recovery of the US dollar. 5. UBS: The US retail sales data may affect the magnitude of the Fed's rate cut. 6. Deutsche Bank: With the Fed's imminent interest rate cut, German government bonds are expected to stabilize. 7. Citigroup: No signs indicate that the European Central Bank will accelerate its rate cut pace. 8. Bank of America: Expects weak economy to impact European stock markets. 9. Macro Polo: The proportion of industry in the euro area economy will become smaller. 10. Netherlands International: It will be difficult for the eurozone industry to achieve a strong rebound in the coming months. 11. Netherlands International: If the British Central Bank remains cautious, the pound may pump. 12. Moody's: The Bank of Japan is expected to stand still this week. 13. West Pacific Bank: Policy divergences between the US and Japan are still a key factor driving the USD/JPY. (Jin10)