The market has high expectations for interest rate cuts in September and November, which may have an impact on market trends. If the September interest rate cut is passed by the ETF in July or August, the market will continue to fluctuate and bottom out, and there may be a small rise before the ETF is passed. Once the interest rate cut policy is implemented, the market may experience a fake fall, that is, a short-term decline, but then a new round of large-scale market may be launched in October.
If the ETF passes the November interest rate cut in July, August or September, the market may also rise slightly, and there may be a short-term correction after passing, and then the market may enter a period of volatility. During September and October, there may be a round of staged small market due to the expectation of interest rate cuts and ETF fund inflows. Therefore, investors need to pay close attention to relevant policy changes and carefully adjust their investment strategies to seize the investment opportunities brought about by changes in market trends.
