After the Trump administration introduced high tariffs last week, emerging market central banks have had to make a difficult choice between supporting economic growth and maintaining currency stability. Analysis suggests that this may lead some emerging market central banks to implement rate cuts that exceed the hesitant Federal Reserve.

According to Reuters, economies such as India and Indonesia have previously taken a cautious approach to rate cuts to avoid economic turmoil caused by market fluctuations. However, as policymakers' concerns about economic growth prospects intensify, considerations for maintaining market stability are gradually being replaced by the urgent need to stimulate the economy.

Analysis believes that this adjustment in economic policy priorities may lead some emerging market central banks to adopt more decisive rate cuts, potentially exceeding the cuts of the still-observant Federal Reserve. #美国加征关税 $BTC