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If Fed Cuts Result In Inflation, Then Chair Powell Has Nothing To Fear

1. Fed cuts benchmark interest rate by 50 basis points to 4.75%-5%. 2. The Fed's influence on economic activity is overstated, according to experts. 3. Markets will dictate credit conditions rather than the Fed's actions. 4. Economic growth should result in falling prices, not inflation. 5. Debate around Fed's credibility and inflation definitions continues.

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Why Bullish?

Interest rate cuts generally stimulate economic activity, benefiting S&P 500 performance. Historical rate drops have often led to stock market rallies.

How important is it?

The Fed’s interest rate changes directly affect investment conditions for S&P 500 companies, impacting their growth potential.

Why Short Term?

Immediate market reactions to interest rate changes typically occur within weeks. Investors may adjust portfolios reflecting the new low borrowing costs.

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