#美联储降息 Will the Federal Reserve's rate-cut cycle push the market down to the 2500 level?
Recently, this round of rate cut expectations has indeed sparked quite a bit of discussion in the market. Some are optimistic about the liquidity release benefits, while others are worried that recession expectations will depress risk asset valuations. From a technical perspective, actually falling to 2500 would indeed require an extremely pessimistic market sentiment, but it’s not entirely impossible.
The key still depends on the Federal Reserve's actual actions and pace. If the rate cut magnitude exceeds expectations, it might even stimulate risk appetite to rebound. But if economic data worsens and risk aversion rises, then low-level exploration becomes a routine operation. Currently, the market is pricing in a relatively moderate rate cut path, and the probability of extreme scenarios is not particularly high.
What do you think about this issue?
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SocialAnxietyStaker
· 5h ago
2500? Dreaming, unless there's a major recession
Cutting interest rates doesn't necessarily crash the market; liquidity easing might actually make it easier to rally
Expecting a rate cut beyond expectations could actually boost the market; you guys have it backwards
The Fed's actions have long been digested by the market; it's not that pessimistic
In a mild rate cut, where will the funds go? It still depends on tech stocks
2500 is too exaggerated; it's more likely to oscillate around this level
The key is economic data, not the Fed's words
Instead of guessing what the Fed will do, better to look at corporate earnings reports
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VCsSuckMyLiquidity
· 5h ago
2500? Don't be ridiculous, unless the Federal Reserve is really going crazy.
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CountdownToBroke
· 5h ago
2500? Sounds a bit surreal, unless there's really a crash coming.
Why not first see whether the Federal Reserve actually wants to cut or just scare everyone?
Now who still believes that the probability of extreme scenarios is low... lol
Cutting rates unexpectedly and then rising? Forget it, might as well bet on continued poor economic data.
If the spot price hits 2500, I'll go all in, just see if they dare.
All this talk about liquidity release and favorable conditions, I've heard enough. It still comes down to actions, brother.
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SandwichTrader
· 6h ago
2500? This guy's got it wrong. Cutting interest rates and crashing the market isn't that simple.
#美联储降息 Will the Federal Reserve's rate-cut cycle push the market down to the 2500 level?
Recently, this round of rate cut expectations has indeed sparked quite a bit of discussion in the market. Some are optimistic about the liquidity release benefits, while others are worried that recession expectations will depress risk asset valuations. From a technical perspective, actually falling to 2500 would indeed require an extremely pessimistic market sentiment, but it’s not entirely impossible.
The key still depends on the Federal Reserve's actual actions and pace. If the rate cut magnitude exceeds expectations, it might even stimulate risk appetite to rebound. But if economic data worsens and risk aversion rises, then low-level exploration becomes a routine operation. Currently, the market is pricing in a relatively moderate rate cut path, and the probability of extreme scenarios is not particularly high.
What do you think about this issue?