📈Global central banks are cutting rates at the fastest pace since Covid-19 (2020)

Over the past 3 months, central banks have cut interest rates 35 times.

During the peak of the 2009 financial crisis, central banks cut interest rates 76 times.

The recent stock market crash is unlikely to be the start of a new bear market.

The rapid rate cuts by central banks reflect a proactive approach to stabilize economies amid ongoing challenges. While the frequency of cuts is significant, it's essential to monitor inflation trends and consumer confidence, as they will play a crucial role in determining the market's recovery trajectory.