Analysis: The threshold for the rebound of the US stock market may be very low, and what the market is truly concerned about is the debt ceiling

According to BlockBeats, on March 11th, after the sharp decline in the US stock market, James Cox, Managing Partner of Harris Financial Group, said: "What the market is really concerned about is the debt ceiling, but it is manifested as a panic about economic growth concerns. It is ironic that the current mood is so bad that the market may turn around at any positive suggestion, whether it is to avoid a government shutdown, end a war (trade war or otherwise), and so on... We are at a turning point in the downward trend (Golden Ten)