The Fed probably won’t cut rates in March. Here’s what that means for markets - News Summed Up

The Fed probably won’t cut rates in March. Here’s what that means for markets


Investors now expect that the Fed will begin easing back rates in May or June, according to the CME FedWatch Tool. Before the Bell: What does the Fed’s signal that it won’t cut rates in March mean for markets? I think what’s important for the markets themselves is the fact that the Fed has signaled they’re going to cut rates. So, they’re going to cut rates at some point this year, probably May or June is going to be the first cut that we get. There’s a lot of areas where your earnings … start to reaccelerate higher, and that’s a good thing.


Source: CNN February 11, 2024 13:12 UTC



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