【After the Interest Rate Cut, Funds Are Escaping the Dollar! Eurasian Assets Become a "Safe Haven," Gold, Silver, and German Bonds Hit New Highs】

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points as expected, but the market's reaction goes beyond that. As Powell confirmed that there might only be one more rate cut in 2026 before potentially pausing, coupled with the new chair candidate Hassett sending dovish signals of "possibly more than 3 rate cuts," a massive migration of global capital is quietly unfolding.

🌍 Fund Flow: Shifting from the U.S. to Eurasia

After the rate cut, the attractiveness of the dollar has relatively decreased, and funds are beginning to seek higher returns or safer places:

European assets are favored: The yield on German 30-year bonds has reached a new high, and the DAX index is likely to break out after a large consolidation pattern;

Asian markets are bottoming: The Hang Seng Index is consolidating above the 200-day moving average; if it holds key support, a reversal may be on the horizon.

📈 Precious Metals Explode, Crypto Assets Gaining Momentum

Gold has broken through $4300, silver has reached an all-time high, and platinum and palladium are also strengthening simultaneously;

Bitcoin is oscillating in the $92000-$93000 range, seeking new demand support after experiencing ETF fund outflows. Bloomberg experts say that hedge funds have begun to position for a rebound.

💸 The Federal Reserve's "Combination Punch": Rate Cuts + Bond Purchases

In addition to cutting rates, the Federal Reserve also announced it would repurchase about $40 billion in short-term government bonds each month. This move will further lower real interest rates and inject liquidity into the market, providing mild benefits for stocks, metals, and cryptocurrencies.

As the halo of the dollar's interest rate gradually fades, global capital is voting with its feet. This time, the direction is Eurasia. $BTC $ETH $XRP #美联储FOMC会议