Markets and Economy
What interest rate cuts could mean for markets
The Federal Reserve appears to be on the verge of cutting rates. Learn what it may mean for markets and investments based on past easing cycles.
A presidential candidate convicted on 34 charges. An assassination attempt that left a former president bloodied but defiant. And a sitting president who pulled out of his reelection race after a disastrous debate performance. Any one of these events could have easily been the defining moment of an election. But in 2024, all that — and more — happened in the span of just 52 days.
Voters, party leaders, and down-ballot candidates have had to quickly shift gears from a Trump-Biden rematch to a Trump-Harris showdown. What are polls telling us about the new shape of the race? We highlight some early data from the key battleground states, but as we’ve so clearly seen over the past several weeks, things can change in the blink of an eye.
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What interest rate cuts could mean for markets
The Federal Reserve appears to be on the verge of cutting rates. Learn what it may mean for markets and investments based on past easing cycles.
Stock market jitters and the case for a soft landing
Fears about the US economy rippled through the markets last week as recent data fell short of expectations. But the case for a relatively soft landing remains strong.
How will the market react when the Fed cuts interest rates?
The market’s reaction when the Federal Reserve dropped interest rates after the 1994-1995 tightening cycle could be a guide going forward.
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