Dr. Jeff on Nostr: Most past examples saw rate cuts being triggered by a major recession. The current ...
Most past examples saw rate cuts being triggered by a major recession.
The current macro conditions are a bit unusual (some weakness and some strength), but are similar in some ways to the mid-1990s, when the Fed also cut rates, but there wasn’t a major market crash. In fact, it helped kick off the late 1990s dot com bubble.
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