Fed Rate Cuts Coming: The Impact On Stocks And Bonds
This time may differ despite the Fed's poor track record of avoiding recessions with rate cuts. Stocks are usually higher, and bond yields are lower after lowering rates.
Fed Outlook Remains Uncertain After September Cut
The August jobs report didn’t provide much clarity on the Federal Reserve’s next moves later this fall. Watch the economic data in October.
Fed policymakers say they are ready to start cutting interest rates
They noted a cooling in the labor market that could accelerate into something more dire in the absence of a policy shift.
History shows stocks are in for a 20% drop ahead as the Fed gets set to cut rates
"Prior bull steepening environments have not been friendly to buy and hold stock investors," says RIA Advisors' Michael Lebowitz.
Talk of Fed Rate Cut Turns to How Big It Will Be
With several reports, including August job numbers, suggesting the US labor market is losing steam, Fed watchers are wondering if the Fed will make a bigger-than-expected interest-rate cut when it meets later this month.
Fed's Waller says it's time to lower rates, open to larger cuts
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller on Friday said "the time has come" for the U.S. central bank to begin a series of interest rate cuts this month, adding that he is open-minded about the size and pace of those reductions.
Fed likely to cut interest rates as U.S. adds 142,000 jobs in August, slightly fewer than expected
The U.S. added 142,000 jobs in August, slightly below economists' expectations while unemployment decreased from 4.3% to 4.2%. CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger has more on what that means for the Federal Reserve's upcoming decision on interest rates.
What Today's Jobs Report Means for the Fed and Economy
Fed impact: In a speech after the report, Gov. Christopher Waller said ' the time has come ' for cuts; Barron's writes that today's data should tilt the Fed toward a smaller cut. Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed a rebound in hiring last month, with little in the report to suggest an imminent recession.
What Fed Rate Cuts Mean For U.S. Equities: A Historical Perspective
Fed Chair Powell has confirmed that the rate-cutting cycle will commence at the next FOMC meeting on September 18. Read more here.
Fed policymakers say they are ready to cut interest rates
By Ann Saphir, Lindsay Dunsmuir and Michael S. Derby (Reuters) -Federal Reserve policymakers on Friday said they are ready to lower interest rates at the U.S. central bank's meeting in two weeks, with one of them saying he could support back-to-back reductions,
Hiring Softened This Summer, Teeing Up Fed Rate Cuts
U.S. job growth rebounded slightly in August after a midsummer scare, but a mixed reading provided little clarity as to how aggressively the Federal Reserve will begin cutting interest rates.
Fed’s Williams Says Now Appropriate to Lower Interest Rates
Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams said it is now appropriate for the central bank to reduce interest ...
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The stock market suffered a beatdown because investors suspect a Fed mistake
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Should you wait for the September Fed meeting to buy a home?
With rate cuts looming, buyers may be wondering if they should wait to buy a home. Here's what to consider now.
Fed Must Decide If Quarter-Point Cut Will Be Enough for Workers
The Federal Reserve is set to begin unwinding its tightening campaign this month as inflation cools and the labor market ...
Week Ahead: Can The U.S. CPI Do What Payrolls Didn't And Persuade The Market That The Fed Will Deliver A 50bp Cut?
After the US jobs report and Fed speak, the market scaled back the odds of a 50bp cut at the September 17-18 FOMC meeting.
Deep rate cuts are necessary because the Fed's unprecedented hikes actually made inflation worse, Nobel-winning economist says
The Federal Reserve's aggressive campaign to curb inflation may have fueled the problem instead, Joseph Stiglitz told CNBC.
OEM boss worries fed probes could distract city leadership, undermine public safety: report
The series of federal probes into the Adams administration could undermine the city’s ability to keep New Yorkers safe, the ...