Reported 2 days ago
The recent discussions around how many times the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in 2025 may be misplaced, as the Fed's relevance is diminishing in a growing economy where inflation is not a crisis. Instead of fixating on rate cuts, investors should consider the broader economic developments influencing the Fed's monetary policy outlook. With positive GDP growth forecasts and a resilient stock market, the long-term driver of stock prices remains strong earnings, suggesting that concerns over fewer rate cuts may be unwarranted.
Source: YAHOO