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September 2024 / EQUITY

Ausbiz: The emerging markets to benefit from U.S. rate cuts

Sam Ruiz recently shared insights on tech stocks with Ausbiz. He noted that NVIDIA's growth expectations are being reset due to an oversupply of capital expenditure from major tech firms investing in generative AI, causing potential valuation adjustments. Sam highlighted how the S&P 500's performance is dissected by removing NVIDIA, showing broader market distinctions. He also discussed the forthcoming U.S. interest rate cut, stressing its potential impact on economies, particularly emerging markets which could see sentiment shifts if the U.S. dollar weakens.

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