OpenMind
2022-03-25

COVID or not, I think majority of the people has greatly ignored it. It was panic and fear,till variants keep emerging ... rates hike is inevitable, well slower growth does not mean no growth. Ultimately it depends on how analyst draft their reports, how funds are going in.. 

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  • bouncyo
    2022-03-25
    bouncyo
    I think there is some truth in what you say, but the impact of the interest rate hike is still quite significant.
    • bouncyoReplyOpenMind: 
      Yes, and there will be more rate hikes later on.
    • OpenMind: 
      There will be an impact, before, during, after.
  • KevinKelly
    2022-03-25
    KevinKelly
    I don't think ignoring COVID is the right choice in favour of control.
    • KevinKellyReplyOpenMind: 
      Yes, it is good for the recovery of the economy, but there are still significant risks.
    • OpenMind: 
      Well, once you see the country opens up, people will resume travel. Mask will not be mandatory anymore.
  • blinky
    2022-03-25
    blinky
    I don't think so. The market's movement will still be affected by the rate hike.
    • OpenMind: 
      Yep, thats why is slow growth
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