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- 14:35Morgan Stanley 2026 Outlook: Moderate Global Economic Growth and Disinflation, U.S. Stocks Will Continue to Outperform Global MarketsChainCatcher news, according to Reuters, Morgan Stanley expects US stocks to outperform global markets in 2026 and is optimistic about the performance of global equities relative to credit and government bonds. Their rationale is based on the growth of capital expenditures related to artificial intelligence and an improving policy environment. "Driven by micro fundamentals, accelerated AI capital expenditure, and favorable policy, risk assets are ready for a strong performance in 2026," the Wall Street investment bank stated in a series of global economic and strategic outlook reports released on Monday. Although the Trump administration's fluctuating tariff policies have caused continued volatility in global financial markets this year, most trade uncertainties are gradually dissipating as 2026 approaches. The bank forecasts that 2026 will see "moderate" global economic growth alongside deflation, but emphasizes that "uncertainty remains high, and the range of outcomes could be extremely divergent," with "the US being the key variable." In addition, Morgan Stanley expects the S&P 500 Index to reach 7,800 points by the end of 2026, representing about 16% upside from current levels, mainly driven by robust corporate earnings growth and AI-driven efficiency improvements. Under the influence of dovish Federal Reserve policies, US small-cap stocks are expected to outperform large-cap stocks, and cyclical sectors will outperform defensive sectors. The US Dollar Index is expected to fall to 94 in the first half of the year, then rebound to 99 by the end of 2026. The bank also predicts that the price of gold will reach $4,500 per ounce in 2026.
- 14:34USD.AI developer Permian Labs receives investment from an exchangeChainCatcher reported that the stablecoin protocol USD.AI, which provides credit for AI, announced that a certain exchange's Ventures has invested in Permian Labs. Permian Labs develops and maintains the USD.AI protocol, aiming to facilitate secure on-chain lending operations collateralized by verifiable productive assets. USD.AI also issues the stablecoin USDai and the yield-bearing sUSDai, which support the protocol. Headquartered in New York, Permian Labs is dedicated to on-chain credit protocols for financing productive computational assets. The team builds legal, technical, and risk foundations to support the collateralization, initiation, and servicing of GPU-backed credit positions through verifiable on-chain mechanisms.
- 14:08Senate committee aims to finalize market structure legislation draft before December reviewJinse Finance reported, citing Crypto In America, that U.S. Senate staff are racing against the clock to complete the market structure legislative draft before Thanksgiving. At present, it appears that the Senate Agriculture Committee and the Senate Banking Committee aim to have the relevant bills ready for review in early December. Agriculture Committee Chairman John Boozman (Republican, Arkansas) stated that he is committed to this timeline, noting that the government shutdown delayed his original plan to review the bill this week. House Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott (Republican, South Carolina) had originally planned to complete the review of the banking bill by the end of September, but he has not yet indicated when the portion of the draft under his committee’s jurisdiction will be put to a vote. Since the bipartisan roundtable on Capitol Hill last month, the text of the draft—now a product of bipartisan collaboration—has not been made public, and it remains unclear whether it can be released before the Thanksgiving holiday. The draft leaves several key gaps, including how to regulate decentralized finance (DeFi), and some wording in parentheses has yet to be approved by lawmakers. If the committees can each complete their reviews next month, the two bill texts will be merged into a single piece of legislation and submitted for a full Senate vote. However, with the holidays and year-end approaching, many expect that the voting process and the final passage of the market structure bill will be postponed until next year’s session, with the focus in the second half of next year likely to shift mainly to the midterm elections.