HSBC Bank: There is hawkish risk in the Federal Reserve, it's advisable to buy risky assets when prices are low
Media reports say that HSBC has indicated there are some hawkish risks in this Federal Reserve meeting. However, it is expected that any subsequent interest rate fluctuations are unlikely to "soar to last year's levels, let alone 2022 levels". Therefore, any weakness in risk assets will be short-lived. The Fed's hawkish stance may provide a good tactical entry point for returning to risk assets.
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