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Time has swiftly passed, bringing us to the final quarter of 2024.
When we reflect on the last few months, the standout theme has certainly been the interest rate cut. Which markets have thrived since the Fed's decision? How have your investments adapted to the decreasing interest rates, and what are your strategies moving forward?
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What determines the rise and fall of stock markets? Some may argue that companies are the main players and their performance is the key factor. Others point to investor sentiment, supply and demand of financial products, and international events.
While all these factors are important, they all depend on an even more crucial element: the health of the economy. Think of companies as ships sailing in the vast ocean.🛳️ When the economy is healthy, the sea ...

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Over the past three months, the Federal Reserve is rumored to be ending rate hikes, leading to a rise in US Treasury yields and market uncertainty. As a result, investors are seeking diversified asset allocation. Experts and institutions have shared their interpretations and suggestions on moomoo, while mooers have also contributed their investment performance and insights.
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The US employment rate for September dropped to 3.5%, below economists’estimates of 3.7% and tying a 50-year low. The strong report is likely to keep the Federal Reserve on a path to hike rates by 75 basis points at its next meeting November as worries over wage inflation persist.
A hawkish Fed has led to the deflation of assets prices including stocks. Continued hawkishness could ultimately induce a recession.
Monetary policy works with a lag effect an...