The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has maintained its base interest rate at 4%, mirroring the US Federal Reserve's decision to keep its benchmark rate unchanged. This move comes amid concerns that the US central bank may be struggling to control inflation, as evidenced by a significant slump in the US stock market. Despite the Fed's assurances of a strict 2% inflation target, market participants remain uncertain about future inflation readings, which could limit the impact of the current rate decision on Hong Kong's markets. AI
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- CME FedWatch
- Federal Open Market Committee
- Federal Reserve System
- Hong Kong
- Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Kevin Warsh
- Nasdaq
- S&P 500
- T.O. & Associates Consultancy
- Tommy Ong
- US
- Us Federal Reserve
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