The Fed's acting skills are exposed: the truth about inflation under the guise of interest rate cuts!
The Fed's "interest rate cut drama" is really hilarious. They say that the interest rate cut will not be too fast, but in fact, there is an undercurrent, and inflation has become their most effective cover. The latest news shows that the probability of the Fed keeping interest rates unchanged in June is as high as 99.1%, but officials have frequently released hawkish signals, claiming that the possibility of raising interest rates is still there. It's really like turning a book, making people unpredictable.
The world is speculating what the Fed is selling in this gourd? Is it raising or lowering interest rates? Their acting skills are so bad that even children's faces are more stable than them. In fact, behind this poor acting is the truth that the US economy is about to explode.
Interest rate cuts, this double-edged sword, may stimulate the economy in the short term and give companies a chance to breathe. But in the long run, it may trigger asset bubbles and bury deeper hidden dangers for the future economy. The Fed's decision is like playing a high-risk game, and the world is paying for their decisions.
Why is the world so concerned about interest rate cuts? Over the past three years, the fluctuations in China's stock and property markets have been closely related to the US interest rate hike. The US interest rate hike, capital repatriation, and global capital markets have been impacted. As the world's largest consumer, the US interest rate hike policy has also had a huge impact on global exports. Once the US cuts interest rates, the world will once again usher in a "flooding" feast, but is this really a good thing?
In this era full of variables, any decision is accompanied by risks and opportunities. But the important thing is, are you ready to meet all these possible changes? Don't be fooled by the Fed's acting skills. Only by seeing the truth can you make wise decisions.
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