The Fed may be giving tech stocks some breathing room — but for how long?
A cooler-than-expected August PCE inflation report changed market expectations for the Fed’s October meeting. Market-implied odds of another hike fell from around 70% to about 37% after the data.
At the same time, the 10-year Treasury yield remained near 5.3%, which can continue to put pressure on growth and technology stocks.
So what does this actually mean for tech investors and the market in October?
At CST Times, we broke down:
→ Where US interest rates stand now
→ What Fed officials have recently said
→ What the latest PCE and CPI data shows
→ How the Nasdaq and major tech stocks reacted
→ What to watch before the Fed’s October 27–28 meeting
Read the full analysis here: Scan the QR Code:
A cooler-than-expected August PCE inflation report changed market expectations for the Fed’s October meeting. Market-implied odds of another hike fell from around 70% to about 37% after the data.
At the same time, the 10-year Treasury yield remained near 5.3%, which can continue to put pressure on growth and technology stocks.
So what does this actually mean for tech investors and the market in October?
At CST Times, we broke down:
→ Where US interest rates stand now
→ What Fed officials have recently said
→ What the latest PCE and CPI data shows
→ How the Nasdaq and major tech stocks reacted
→ What to watch before the Fed’s October 27–28 meeting
Read the full analysis here: Scan the QR Code:
