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Rising rate expectations tend to reduce present value of future cash flows, compressing equity multiples and hurting high-duration stocks. Historically, periods of renewed rate-hike anticipation (e.g., 2013-2018 cycles) saw increased volatility and selective market drawdowns. If the Fed signals further hikes, risk assets may underperform in the short term, though financials can benefit from higher rates over a longer horizon.
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Despite a recent pullback in rate-hike expectations, the article notes the risk of a US rate rise remains. The upcoming inflation data and Fed communications will likely drive near-term volatility in yields and the dollar, influencing equity valuations and sector rotations. The S&P 500 could face pressure on multiples if the rate path remains uncertain in the near term.
Fed rate-rise risk remains despite recent pullback in expectations.
Market-implied probability of hikes persists; inflation data will guide next moves.
Higher rates may compress equity multiples and pressure growth stocks.
Near-term volatility could rise as Fed guidance evolves.
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