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Interest rate planning cut by the Fed - What is the impact on the economy ?
Since December last year, the Fed has signaled it would expected to cut its key interest rate by the equivalent to three quarter-point cuts, from the current range of 5.25 to 5.5 per cent. Up until March, markets were betting that policymakers would make more cuts as inflation remained and growth slowed. What will be the impact of the interests rates cuts by the Fed on the economy ? - Increased Borrowing and Spending: Lower interest rates make borrowing cheaper for businesses and consumers. This often leads to increased borrowing for investments in business expansion, such as equipment purchases or infrastructure improvements, and for consumer spending on big-ticket items like homes and cars. This boost in spending can stimulate economic growth. - Stimulated Investment: Lower interest rates encourage businesses to invest more in projects that require borrowing. This can lead to increased capital spending, which can enhance productivity and innovation in the economy, ultimately driving long-term growth - Housing Market Activity: Lower interest rates tend to reduce mortgage rates, making homeownership more affordable. - Stock Market Response: Equity markets often respond positively to interest rate cuts, as lower rates can make stocks more attractive relative to fixed-income investments. This can lead to higher stock prices and increased investor confidence, which can further stimulate consumer spending and economic activity. - Weakened Currency: Lower interest rates can lead to a decrease in the value of the currency as well. - Impact on Savers: While borrowers benefit from lower interest rates, savers may see lower returns on their savings and investments, particularly in fixed-income assets like bonds and savings accounts. I would be happy to read some of your thoughts about the subject. Guillaume
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Hard to say on this one. The direction of the US equity market depends on a multitude of factors including economic indicators, geopolitical events, corporate earnings, monetary policy decisions, investor sentiment ect It seems that some of the above indicators are in green (corporate earnings, the cut of interest rate). But when it comes to geopolitical events for instance, it is hard to predict. This could result in a rapid change of the financial landscape.
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Find below some book that I personally recommend: - the CFA Program Curriculum books by CFA Institute. (Great books the get the basic understanding and test yourself with exercise/ quizz) - Triump of Optimists: 101 years of Global Investments Return by Elroy Dimson, Mike Staunton & Paul Marsh (to get more familiar with the history of market returns) - Modern portfolio theory and investment analysis by Edwin Elton, Martin Gruber, Stephen Brown & William Goetzermann
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Top Crypto - Year-to-Date Return
During the Q1of 2024, cryptocurrencies have demonstrated remarkable performance, capturing the attention of investors, including the most cautious ones. Their resurgence is making headlines once again. The chart shows the return of the leading cryptocurrencies on the Binance exchange. Notably, Binance Coin (BNB) has showcased the strongest performance so far, boasting an impressive 78% increase. Resources: - DataLab - Code Feel free to use the code for your personal analysis and investment ideas. Comment to share your market view with the community!
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New comment Apr 3
Top Crypto - Year-to-Date Return
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Thank you Gianluca for sharing this interesting article. I’m still positively surprised on the correlation of each of the cryptocurrencies, with bitcoin leading the dance. GR
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1. Guillaume 2. France 3. Currently working at Goldman Sachs. Previously at BNP Paribas in Corporate Finance. 4. Expand my knowledge, understand new concept, debate and network.  5. www.linkedin.com/in/guillaume-ravaux-8a4b97198
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Hello! My name is Guillaume. Currently working at Goldman Sachs and having a background in Corporate Banking, I'm here to debate captivating topics.

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