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Market Bulletins

Our Market Strategists dive into the major topics and locations impacting the markets and investors.

Robust economy and policy uncertainty tilts the Fed hawkish

At its final meeting, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) voted to reduce the Federal funds rate by 0.25% to a target range of 4.25%-4.50%, cutting rates by a 100 basis points (bps) or 300 bps annualized in 2024.

Policy recalibration kicks off with a 50bp rate cut

This paper summarizes the key highlights from the latest Federal Open Market Committee meeting. (3-min read)

Cuts are coming

This paper summarizes the key highlights from the latest Federal Open Market Committee meeting. (3-min read)

The decimal and the dot

This paper summarizes the key highlights from the latest Federal Open Market Committee meeting. (3-min read)

Rate cuts delayed, but not denied

This paper summarizes the key highlights from the latest Federal Open Market Committee meeting. (3-min read)

Patiently preparing to ease

This paper summarizes the key highlights from the latest Federal Open Market Committee meeting. (3-min read)

Don’t count on cuts coming soon

This paper summarizes the key highlights from the latest Federal Open Market Committee meeting. (3-min read)

Investing in an election year

Presidential elections always add an extra element of uncertainty to investing, and after a halcyon 2023 in equity markets, could come as a shock to investors. On top of assessing the path of the Federal Reserve, the stability of profits and the consumer, and navigating economic resilience vs. recession, investors will have to grapple with the barrage of headlines about the 2024 election.