Federal Reserve slashed the interest rates to target 0.25% to 0%..It is to fight deflation or  recession. It was the trump card used to revive economy.Free money supply can create demand and increase the consumption.It can help sinking economy.But can it have kick start  effect to the problem and place economy on the fast track.The answer is no.It can do no miracles in short run.Free money supply can boost the demand not the confidence.Investors will not invest money somewhere because they get it at free interest rate.Investors look for returns.One will invest only if he is confident of making money on investment not just because it’s free money.Borrower has to pay the principle amout back if not interest.Nobody will take a risk of investing particularly if there is going to be a depreciation of invested asset.People will look for surety and would not like to take the unnecessary risk unless and until confidence revives.Fed and U.S.Government have to be prepared to take more actions on SOS basis and be ready with alternative plans as interest rate trump card has been already used.Restoring investors confidence is the need of hour.

Traders were cautious and tried to book profits.they expect something more has to be done to kick start the economy.Depriciating dollar will only help commodities prices and emerging markets.Wait and watch was the policy before jumping on to the bandwagon.Redumption pressure in January are also feared by them.Emerging market Government are also expected to cut the interest rates further to catch up with Fed

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