With the US interest rate cut, the global capital market has turned its attention to China. With the return of a large amount of hot money, it is estimated that at least 200 billion to 400 billion US dollars will flow into the Chinese market. China has subsequently adopted an interest rate cut policy to stimulate market vitality and encourage people to convert deposits into consumption and investment. This series of financial measures first set off waves in the A-share market, so what impact does this have on ordinary people?

First, the active stock market directly improves asset liquidity and turnover. With the influx of funds, the stock market has risen, and investor confidence has increased, which undoubtedly provides people with an opportunity to make money. The prosperity of the stock market has increased the value of assets in the hands of many people, so that everyone is more willing to consume.

Secondly, the rise of the stock market has driven the development of related industrial chains, thereby promoting employment. With the increase in corporate profitability, it may expand production and recruit more employees. In this way, the employment opportunities for ordinary people will increase and the income level is expected to increase.

Furthermore, with the increase in consumption and investment, all industries will prosper. All walks of life such as retail, catering, tourism, and real estate will benefit, and the quality of life of the people will be improved. The growth of consumer demand has made the goods and services on the market more abundant, and the people have more choices.

In short, the US interest rate cut has led to the return of hot money to China, and China's interest rate cut has stimulated market vitality. This chain reaction ultimately benefits the people. Stock market rises, asset appreciation, more job opportunities, and richer consumer choices are all real benefits. In such an economic environment, people's sense of happiness will be improved, which will in turn promote the harmonious development of society. This is the reason why financial policies are closely related to the people.