Stocks dive after Fed cuts rates, signals slower easing pace in 2025
U.S. stocks plunged on Wednesday, with all three major indexes posting their biggest daily decline in months, after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point but disappointed some investors with projections that signaled a more cautious path of easing next year.
Fed's December 25 bps rate cut to 4.25-4.50% was expected, but the hawkish SEP projections caused a harsh market reaction.
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Multiple media reports suggest a 25 basis point interest rate cut but the key focus will be on economic projections for the ...
Fed downgrades rate cut outlook - Bank of England leaves rates unchanged. - USD consolidated yesterday’s post-FOMC gains.
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