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September FOMC: Fed Expects Another Rate Hike, Changes Forecast
The Fed has revealed another potential rate hike in the cards for 2023, and doesn’t expect rates to get back to neutral until 2026.
September 20, 2023
The Fed has revealed another potential rate hike in the cards for 2023, and doesn’t expect rates to get back to neutral until 2026.
The Fed raised rates by 25 basis points once again at the July FOMC, and left the possibility of further rate hikes on the table.
The June Fed Minutes gave the market more of what it already knew, but there are still a few key things we can learn from the market reaction.
The Fed gave the markets a pause, but talked tough on future rate hikes and rate cuts (or lack there-of). One stock shook it all off.
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The Fed’s ultimate goal has always been the dual mandate — the economic goals of maximum employment and price stability. But at what cost? Recent developments have led some to believe the Fed will be taking a softer touch during next week’s meeting.
The lead up to the FOMC has a habit of generating high volatility trading sessions. Here are 10 simple tips to trade them with options.
Behind the facade of Powell’s carefully curated December FOMC speech was a shockingly dovish comment that will shape the 2023 stock market.
JPMorgan and Tom Lee say buckle up — the November CPI is going to take us 10% higher. Morgan Stanley analyst Mike Wilson thinks its time to fade the rally and brace for double digit declines early next year — due in part to faltering earnings. But who’s right? This week may hold the key.
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