Fed rate cut will push investors out of cash, treasuries, bonds: Alli McCartney | Fox Business Video

In a recent segment, Alli McCartney from UBS Private Wealth Management discusses the implications of potential Fed rate cuts. She emphasizes that such rate cuts typically coincide with economic recessions, leading investors to shift their assets out of cash, treasuries, and bonds into more lucrative investments. This movement is seen as a reaction to diminishing returns on safer investments, prompting a search for higher yields in the stock market or other asset classes.

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Investors may start moving out of traditional safe-haven assets like treasuries and bonds, potentially driving down their prices in the short term. Consequently, this may lead to upward pressure on equities as investors seek better returns.

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