The central bank expects no more rate hikes in 2019
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Dow Drops Triple Digits After Fed | By Andrea Kramer | | The major market indexes spent the early part of the session in the red, as traders eyed dismal FedEx (FDX) guidance and exercised caution ahead of the highly anticipated Fed statement. However, the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all turned briefly higher in afternoon trading, after the central bank indicated there will be no additional rate hikes in 2019, and outlined a plan to end the reduction of its balance sheet by September. While the Fed cut its economic growth forecast for the year, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said "the U.S. economy is in a good place, and we will use our monetary policy tools to keep it there." Nevertheless, financial stocks -- which benefit from higher rates -- fell on the news, with Goldman Sachs (GS) and JPMorgan Chase (JPM) dragging the Dow to a triple-digit loss by the close. The S&P also reversed lower to finish in the red, though the Nasdaq eked out a slim gain. | >> Continue reading... | |
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