Good low down, but the real donkey in the room that’s more of a worry and quite possible is that the US$ gets superseded by a different currency 🧨💥
Time to hedge your stocks against the US dollar dropping either way- volatility of macroeconomic conditions are anything but a give in.
That would shake the market like a rat in a cage and the implications following that in terms of paying back that bank vault of debt with compounding bullion cost of money factors on a weak currency rate that would also be adding significant inflationary pressures due to the incremental cost of goods would be a pressure cooker ready to go 💥 💥💥
Best be prepared for anything, it’s getting hot out there 🔥🏦🔥
Good topic so anyone that’s got the gold card already sorted out, give us the oil as currently international traders are playing both the forex and stock market so give us your thoughts 🇺🇸☕️💸🤙
@Shyon：Interesting topic! A Federal Reserve rate cut can have several impacts on my life in Singapore, even though it's a U.S. monetary policy action: 1. Lower Borrowing Costs: A lower Fed rate can eventually lead to lower interest rates globally, potentially reducing my borrowing costs. 2. Investment Returns: Lower interest rates might drive investors to seek higher returns in markets outside the U.S., which could affect your investments, especially if I hold assets in global markets. 3. Economic Growth: Lower rates can stimulate global economic activity, which might positively impact Singapore's economy and potentially my job security and income if economic conditions improve. 4. Currency Exchange Rates: A Fed rate cut can influence the strength of the U.S. dollar compared to other currencies, including the Singapore dollar. This could affect travel costs, import prices, and investments in foreign assets. @Tiger_comments @TigerSG @TigerGPT @CaptainTiger @TigerStars @TigerWire
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