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$FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index (.KLSE.MY)$
The possible effects from a macroeconomic perspective are analyzed as follows:
1. The weakening of the US dollar may lead to the appreciation of the Malaysian Ringgit.
A decrease in the US interest rate typically leads to a weakening of the US dollar, which in relative terms, may result in the appreciation of the Malaysian Ringgit (MYR). In this case, the appreciation of the Ringgit is beneficial for importers as the cost of imported goods decreases. However, for exporters, the appreciation may weaken their competitiveness in the international market as the relative price of exported goods increases.
The appreciation of the Malaysian Ringgit helps reduce import inflation, especially in the food and energy sectors.
Export-dependent companies may face profit pressures, especially in export industries such as rubber, palm oil, and electronic products.
2. Capital inflows into emerging markets, including Malaysia.
When the USA lowers interest rates, especially when it lowers them significantly, global investors may turn to emerging markets with higher yields, including Malaysia. This will promote the inflow of funds into the Malaysian stock market and bond market, especially for companies and projects in sectors such as infrastructure, data centers, and green energy with potential government projects.
[Interest]: Lowering interest rates may lead to more foreign capital flowing into Malaysia's capital markets, driving up the stock market, especially high-yield and defensive stocks...

$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$
Pressure is continuing to mount on Nvidia, after shares in the semiconductor darling fell 1.66% in Wednesday trading to extend a record-breaking 9% plunge on Tuesday.
Here’s what our chief market strategist Isaac Lim has to say:
“It’s not so much about buying the dip, but about being a bit more cautious and a bit nimbler at this point in time. If you look at the price of Nvidia right after the sell-off on Tuesday, it is coming quite clo...