1. Introduction
The year 2025 marks a critical turning point for the global economy.
With the U.S. Federal Reserve preparing to enter a rate-cut cycle,
every major asset class around the world is being repositioned.
After two years of high interest rates, inflation has cooled,
but consumer spending and corporate earnings have weakened.
The market now views rate cuts not as a rescue tool,
but as a signal of renewed growth.
This shift represents more than a change in interest levels —
it signifies a complete realignment of global capital flows.
Interest Rate Cut Cycle
2. The Fed’s Policy Shift
Economic data show a clear slowdown in the U.S. economy.
Rising unemployment and weakening corporate profits
make it difficult for the Fed to sustain a tight policy.
The Fed is expected to bring rates down to around 4% in 2025,
which means a return of global liquidity.
3. Global Capital Flows
A weaker dollar favors emerging markets and risk assets.
As U.S. Treasury yields fall, capital moves toward
equities, commodities, and real estate.
Among emerging economies, South Korea stands out
with its export-driven, high-value manufacturing base.
4. Impact on Korea’s Market
- KOSPI could rise toward the 2,800–3,000 range, led by semiconductors and AI stocks.
- KRW/USD may strengthen below 1,250, requiring a shift toward domestic sectors.
- Real estate could rebound modestly as financing costs decline.
5. Investment Strategy
- Semiconductors, AI, and Batteries
- REITs for dividend stability
- Gold as a hedge in a weak-dollar environment
- Emerging-market ETFs to capture capital inflows
6. Conclusion
The 2025 rate cut cycle is not merely an easing policy —
it’s a reset of the global economic order.
For Korean investors, this is the first year of renewed liquidity.
Those who reposition their portfolios early
will define the next generation of market winners.
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