Central banks delay rate cuts

Rania Goul, Senior Markets Analyst, confirmed that central banks will not return to comprehensive monetary tightening and will postpone interest rate cuts for the current period. The focus will remain on keeping rates high for a longer duration, only lowering them if an unexpected inflation wave emerges. She pointed out that the U.S. stock market is still in the early stages of a sustained upward trend, driven by artificial intelligence, rising corporate profits, and the strength of the American economy. Goul also anticipated that market corrections ranging from 8% to 15% will present good investment opportunities, despite the dollar remaining weak in the medium term, notwithstanding temporary spikes. She added that interventions to protect currencies might fail unless supported by strong economic fundamentals, and that markets will experience geopolitical volatility before settling into long-term stability.

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