Recession, or soft landing? (two)
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Another key question is, is a recession necessary to prompt the Fed to cut interest rates?
According to Bank of America, history shows that rate cuts can occur without a recession, as happened in 1995, 1998 and 2019.
Rate cuts typically support stocks, with the S&P 500 rising an average of 17% in the six months following a rate cut. However, Bank of America analysts worry that the specter of last year's fight against inflation, heightened data volatility and macroeconomic uncertainty could prevent the Fed from preemptively cutting interest rates. Furthermore, expectations of an early rate cut coupled with high stock valuations indicate “a lack of concern about the need for easing policy, which sets the bar high for continued gains in stocks and crypto.”
Please be careful with the recent market conditions. Liquidity is too low. Be careful when placing orders!
Follow orders for free and grow together🚀
#A9Community Trend Trading Team
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Continue from above
Another key question is, is a recession necessary to prompt the Fed to cut interest rates?
According to Bank of America, history shows that rate cuts can occur without a recession, as happened in 1995, 1998 and 2019.
Rate cuts typically support stocks, with the S&P 500 rising an average of 17% in the six months following a rate cut. However, Bank of America analysts worry that the specter of last year's fight against inflation, heightened data volatility and macroeconomic uncertainty could prevent the Fed from preemptively cutting interest rates. Furthermore, expectations of an early rate cut coupled with high stock valuations indicate “a lack of concern about the need for easing policy, which sets the bar high for continued gains in stocks and crypto.”
Please be careful with the recent market conditions. Liquidity is too low. Be careful when placing orders!
Follow orders for free and grow together🚀
#A9Community Trend Trading Team
#BTC