The Economic Daily reported that among the companies that have released financial forecasts for this quarter and beyond, more enterprises have given outlooks that are lower than analysts' expectations. As of now, the forward-looking profit indicator, which compares corporate forecasts with analyst predictions, has fallen to its lowest level in a year, and even fell to the lowest level in 2016 in early February.

Currently, many American companies are worried that once the United States triggers a full-scale trade war, the export demand and overseas profits of multinational corporations will be affected, and domestic inflation in the United States will remain high, which will make the Federal Reserve not eager to cut interest rates.
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