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The experts foresee a series of rate cuts starting next week, possibly two by year-end (December and January) with further easing in the pipeline. They anticipate a new Fed chair, expected in May, who will favor even more accommodative policies. This environment of low or declining interest rates and ongoing quantitative easing (or its reverse, quantitative tightening winding down) is expected to propel the market higher, directing capital from struggling sectors into the more resilient ones.