Fed rate cuts typically lead to a depreciation of the US dollar. When rates are lowered, demand for the dollar decreases, and investors seek higher-yielding assets like stocks and bonds. As a result, the value of the dollar on global forex markets is suppressed. Over the long term, a weaker dollar may help stimulate exports, contributing to the recovery of the US economy.Participate in the discussion of the WikiFX community event "WikiFX Community Creator Growth Camp" to get more rewards~