Because many people in China have never been abroad several times in their lives, let alone overseas assets. If this thing doesn't exist at all, how to configure it?
As for the assets in China, really, the interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve has little to do with us. It's simple for the Fed to cut interest rates. To put it simply, you deposit $65,438+$0,000 in the bank. Assuming that you can get interest of 1 USD before the interest rate cut, you can only get 9 USD now.
Obviously, many people will choose to put their money in more reliable banks because of interest rate cuts, and a lot of money will flow out of the United States to other markets. The last time the Fed cut interest rates on a large scale was around 20 18. At that time, the United States experienced the subprime mortgage crisis, which triggered the global financial crisis. Last time it was so serious that it had little impact on China, not to mention this time.
To some extent, Trump's interest rate cut this time can be said to be caused by Trump. Because the United States experienced the worst fiscal deficit in so many years last year, and the US election period is coming soon, he may give up his plan to sprint on the data he has already done well, such as the economic growth rate, and let the economy develop more steadily by lowering the interest rate of the Federal Reserve, so that every data of his own will look better, instead of some highlights and some flaws.
If you want to adjust the asset allocation at home, I suggest you make some precious metal investments. After all, we all know that the value of precious metals is guaranteed. For a long time, the gold standard was the most popular in the world. The reason why the US dollar became the leader of the global currency was because it was once the most powerful gold standard.