Estrategista sênior de Wall Street: Não se espera um grande corte nas taxas de juros do Fed, o mercado de ações passará por turbulências nos próximos 12 meses.

BlockBeats News, on November 4th, Bill Blain, a Wall Street veteran, stated that with the drop in borrowing costs, households and companies may breathe a sigh of relief, but they should not relax because interest rates and inflation are expected to remain high. This reality may trigger a significant stock market decline next year. Bill Blain, the long-term strategist and head of Wind Shift Capital Advisors, expects the stock market to experience volatility in the next 12 months. The Federal Reserve will not lower interest rates to extremely low levels as the market believes. From now on, borrowing costs may indeed rise, which could curb lending, slow down investment, and cause the U.S. and global stock markets to fall by 7%-12%. ‘The crisis we face is that when interest rates start to rise, the government cannot continue to stimulate the economy in an environment of rising interest rates because they have lost market support,’ Blain said. Blain’s predictions may contradict the expectations of investors who have been pricing in a significant interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve. However, he believes that the U.S. economy is facing too much inflation pressure in the medium term, so it cannot guarantee that the Federal Reserve will adopt an aggressive loose monetary policy. (Jinshi)