📢 China cuts interest rates twice in a week, is it an expected adjustment or a game between China and the United States?

Recently, China cut interest rates twice in a week, a move that surprised many market participants. Many people believe that this may indicate that the Chinese economy is under pressure, and even regard it as a panic signal.

Usually, when the mainstream media begins to hype the possibility of interest rate cuts, the prices of risky assets tend to rise. But when interest rate cuts actually happen, they may often be accompanied by short-term cuts.

At the same time, mainstream media and large financial institutions can describe interest rate cuts as a positive economic stimulus or as a sign of economic weakness.

In recent days, the decline of the US and A-share stock markets has been hyped by some foreign media, attributed to China's continuous interest rate cuts, and interpreted as a panic alarm in the market, creating more uneasiness in the market in this way.

At the same time, media reports can easily make people lose their sober minds. If you don't think deeply about the logic behind it, you may worry that the market will pull back deeper, and make panic selling decisions.

Europe has already started to cut interest rates, and China's continuous interest rate cuts followed closely, causing most countries in the world to lower interest rates, but the United States still maintains a high interest rate level, which seems to be part of the economic game between China and the United States.

This high interest rate policy actually attracts global funds to flow back to the US capital market. Therefore, this is not only an economic game, but also a game to see who can hold on to the end. Because the country that cuts interest rates last may absorb a large amount of global funds.

Although the United States' international political and economic strategies are sometimes considered not fair, they are usually effective. This is also one of the reasons why the Federal Reserve originally planned to cut interest rates from March this year, but has been delayed until now. One of the reasons why it has not been implemented in July.

In the big chess game of the global economy, each country is looking for the best strategy to maintain its economic competitiveness. Investors need to keep a clear head, deeply analyze the logic behind various economic policies, and make rational investment decisions. 🌐

💬What do you think of China's continuous interest rate cuts? What impact will it have on the global economy?Comment area! #中国经济 #降息影响 #全球经济博弈