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The Federal Reserve's rate cut, yet the US dollar paradoxically rises, the hidden mystery behind the global currency devaluation

Do you remember when the Federal Reserve cut interest rates, and everyone was expecting the US dollar to weaken, but the outcome was unexpected: the US dollar index did not decrease but instead increased. Economists say this is a phenomenon, but what we ordinary people see is the collective "dive" of the Chinese yuan and the Japanese yen.

The intention and reality behind the Federal Reserve's rate cut

At the beginning of 2024, the Federal Reserve initiated a rate-cutting cycle, lowering rates by 50 basis points. This move seems to have some complexity behind it. Logically, a rate cut should weaken the US dollar, thereby stimulating exports and economic growth. However, the reality was a big surprise: the US dollar index soared from 100 points to 104 points.

Why did this happen? Mainly because the economy of Country M performed unexpectedly strongly, which greatly increased investors' confidence in the US dollar. At the same time, with the elections in Country M approaching, stabilizing the economy became a top priority. As a result, the Federal Reserve's rate-cutting policy turned into a catalyst for the strengthening of the US dollar.

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Global currency devaluation, with the Chinese yuan and Japanese yen at the forefront

As the US dollar index rose, many countries' currencies began to devalue. The Chinese yuan fell by 1,700 points, to around 7.13. The Japanese yen even depreciated to a low of 152. Canada has taken the lead in cutting rates by 50 basis points, and the European Union is also planning to follow suit.

This has caused many people to worry about the economies of China and Island Country. The devaluation of the Chinese yuan, although beneficial to exports, will also increase the cost of imports, which may lead to inflationary pressures. For Island Country, the depreciation of the yen may once again plunge the economy into a recession.

The complex factors behind the strength of the US dollar

Some may ask, why do global currencies devalue because of the strength of the US dollar? This is still related to the overall international economic environment. Global investors regard the US dollar as a safe-haven asset, and as global economic uncertainty increases, more funds flow into the markets of Country M.In addition, the economic data of Country M has been performing well, such as a robust job market, which also fills investors with confidence in the US dollar. In contrast, other economies, like Europe and Island Country, are experiencing sluggish economic growth, making the US dollar naturally more attractive in comparison.

National Response Strategies

Faced with this situation, central banks around the world naturally cannot sit idly by. For instance, the central bank of Island Country has postponed interest rate hikes, hoping to stimulate the economy through loose monetary policies. Meanwhile, China continues to make flexible adjustments to its monetary policy to maintain market stability.

However, whether these response measures will be effective still needs time to verify. After all, the complexity of the global economy is not something that can be resolved with simple policy adjustments.

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Future Outlook: How Long Can the US Dollar's Strength Last?

For the future, many people are filled with doubts. Will the strength of the US dollar continue? Can the global economy find a new balance point? All of these require our patient observation.

Based on past experiences, the strength of the US dollar often cannot last long because it affects the export competitiveness of Country M. And for the global economy, if currency devaluation continues, it may also trigger a new financial crisis.

In the past five years, we have seen similar situations, each time catching the market off guard. However, each crisis may also be a new opportunity; the question is how countries can seize the moment and adjust their strategies.

Ordinary People's Feelings and Expectations

As ordinary people, when faced with these complex economic phenomena, one might feel somewhat helpless. Seeing the devaluation of their own currency, they may worry about the rise in the cost of living and even feel anxious about the future economic situation.But from another perspective, this is also an opportunity to understand the laws of economic operation. The interconnectivity of the global economy makes each of us a part of it. Perhaps amidst these fluctuations, we can find new directions and opportunities.

Uncertainty and Hope for the Future

The strength of the US dollar may decline at some point in the future, but no one can predict the exact timing. The uncertainty of the global economy will continue. What we can do is to remain flexible amidst change and seek opportunities. We look forward to a day in the future when we can witness a different economic landscape. Life is like this, full of surprises and full of possibilities.

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