The Federal Reserve may slow down the pace of interest rate cuts, as inflation is higher than expected and the employment situation remains relatively strong. Decision-makers may slow down the pace of interest rate cuts.
The current interest of the dollar is still at a high level, absorbing huge amounts of global funds to earn interest in the U.S. The fact that so much money is parked in the U.S. for interest also indirectly leads to a deterioration in global liquidity.
Regardless of whether the dollar's interest rate cuts are fast or slow, they will always be primarily based on U.S. interests, so one should never expect to rely on U.S. interest rate cuts to boost liquidity; development should be based on one's own efforts.
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