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The US central bank, known as the Federal Reserve System, uses interest rates and other tools to keep prices stable and employment strong.
Economic and earnings data continued to point to a relatively Goldilocks backdrop for stocks and other risk assets.
Although the labor market began to slow, it’s not yet signaling a recession. Anchored inflation expectations may mean a rate cut is imminent.
Markets pressed higher despite seasonal weakness, new tariffs, elevated valuations, and noise surrounding the Federal Reserve’s independence.
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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s dovish tone at Jackson Hole last week had ramifications for rate expectations, tech stocks, and the US dollar.
Economic signals seem to show a gradual slowdown in the US economy, but not a recession, with many global companies thriving in the trade environment.
While the national debt keeps growing, it may still be manageable in the short term despite the investment risk or pending disaster some investors fear.
Economic stagnation combined with rising inflation and a weak job market can make life difficult for consumers and businesses.
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