Speaking in a recent CNBC interview, Lee noted that although investors are currently cautious due to uncertainty around the upcoming US election, economic indicators still favor riskier assets.<\/p>\n
Lee expects that after the FOMC meeting, which is likely to include at least a 0.25% interest rate cut, the markets could perform well for several weeks. He acknowledges the current challenging environment, particularly given the uncertainty about the presidential election, but believes that some positive factors are emerging, such as the anticipated Fed rate cuts and supportive inflation data.<\/p>\n
These developments, he suggests, may boost market confidence, leading to strong market performance both during and after the Fed meeting.<\/p>\n