Charles Schwab expects the U.S. to cut interest rates starting in June, but it will not be an aggressive rate-cutting cycle. It is evident that there is a rally in precious metals

Charles Schwab Research Center expects the United States to start cutting interest rates in June, but will not enter a radical rate-cutting cycle, possibly reducing rates 1 to 2 times. The market is paying attention to the dovish stance of the Federal Reserve Chairman, and there may be a situation where the Chairman becomes a minority. Precious metal prices are rising due to geopolitical and market pressures, and investors should pay attention to the actual capital flows of gold and silver. The company holds an optimistic view on emerging markets, believing that even if the dollar weakens, the upward revision of economic growth expectations in other countries will benefit