The US Federal Reserve recently cut its interest rate for the first time in over a decade. This was to keep the economy expanding against the backdrop of weak global growth and rising trade protectionism.
With central banks in other countries expected to follow suit in cutting rates, the shift in monetary policies may lead to greater market volatility. In view of this, it is timely for investors to review the effectiveness of their investment portfolios in generating returns.
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