Buy or sell stocks, Dec. 11 -- Global market sentiment strengthened overnight after the 25 bps US Fed rate cut to 3.50% to 3.75%, marking the third consecutive reduction in this cycle. But the tone of the policy message remained cautious. The FOMC was split, with two members favouring no cut and one arguing for a deeper 50 bps move, underscoring the uncertainty around the path ahead. Inflation remains sticky at 2.8%, unemployment has climbed to 4.4%, and the Fed is now focused on supporting growth without risking another inflation rebound. Markets initially welcomed the move, with the Dow rallying over 1% and the S&P 500 up 0.68%, while the VIX cooled sharply. Asian markets opened firm, supported by the US rebound and improving manufactur...