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as posted by the channelRecession fears dimmed and U.S. stocks jumped in October as investors bet the Federal Reserve would pivot to slow down and then reverse the pace of interest rate increases. But are traders getting ahead of themselves?
Fed Chair Jerome Powell clarifies his thinking on markets and the economy at the November FOMC meeting. That will set the tone for what investors should expect through the end of the year and into 2023. We’ll break down what the chairman has to say and why it matters.
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