This week, central banks around the world are holding meetings, with the Federal Reserve's actions garnering the most attention. Although the U.S. government is still in a shutdown and key economic data is not being released, the interest rate cut is basically assured.
In addition to the rate cut, the Federal Reserve is expected to hint that the balance sheet reduction is also nearing its end, and the money in the market will no longer be withdrawn as aggressively as before.
In simple terms: the interest rate cut is a given, don’t expect too strong a statement, and liquidity will gradually improve.
Before the rate cut, how can we leverage information asymmetry to profit in the market?
Follow Brother Jiang, and he will guide you to the meat without the soup.
