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Markets Dip 3%: Understanding the Fed’s Latest Move
Welcome to another edition of our Market Commentary with RFG Advisory’s Chief Investment Officer, Rick Wedell!
Markets had a little bit of a rough “Fed Day” on Wednesday, with the major indices trading off approximately 3%. Of course, the major news networks had a field day with that information as the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by one-quarter of one percent but signaled that future rate cuts may be pushed out much further into the future. In this edition of Market Commentary, Rick explains the Fed decision in terms of the trade-off between unemployment and inflation, gives the historical context for both metrics, and explains why, in this case, the bad news is actually pretty good news.
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