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Decoding Powell's Speech: More Than Just Lowering March Rate Cut Odds - Vimarsana News

Decoding Powell's Speech: More Than Just Lowering March Rate Cut Odds

During an early morning press conference, Federal Reserve Chair Powell dampened expectations of a rate cut in March. This announcement coincided with significant drops in all three major US stock indices, and the yield on the US 10-year Treasury dipped below 4%. Economist stated that it is more than just lowering expectation of march rate cut......

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Powell says a March rate cut isn't likely. But don't overlook his other comments. - Vimarsana News

Powell says a March rate cut isn't likely. But don't overlook his other comments.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell used his press conference Wednesday to throw cold water on market expectations that the Fed would begin to cut interest...

Jay Powell pushes back on investor bets on imminent rate cuts - Vimarsana News

Jay Powell pushes back on investor bets on imminent rate cuts

The US Federal Reserve is set to err on the side of caution in its quest to bring inflation under control

Stocks Will Rally Sharply, Not Fall, If Israel Invades Gaza: Expert - Vimarsana News

Stocks Will Rally Sharply, Not Fall, If Israel Invades Gaza: Expert

Tim Anderson's view clashes with the consensus on Wall Street, where investors are worried the Middle-Eastern crisis could escalate into a wider conflict.

Stocks will rally sharply when Israel's ground invasion of Gaza kicks off, veteran investor says - Vimarsana News

Stocks will rally sharply when Israel's ground invasion of Gaza kicks off, veteran investor says

Tim Anderson's view clashes with the consensus on Wall Street, where investors are worried the Middle-Eastern crisis could escalate into a wider conflict.

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