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Wall Street quiet as market focus turns to an expected interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve
Premarket trading on Wall Street was quietly mixed as the financial world’s focus turned to expectations for the Federal Reserve’s first interest rate cut of the year
The Nasdaq and the S&P 500 closed lower in choppy trading on Wednesday, after the U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates by an expected 25 basis points and Fed Chair Jerome Powell cited the weak job market.
Stocks hit all-time highs as investors assessed weak labor data against the backdrop of sticky inflation, with a 25 basis point cut from the Federal Reserve in sight.
The Federal Reserve delivered its first rate cut since last year, and officials are now projecting two further cuts in 2025. Here's how Wall Street is reacting: "A majority of the FOMC is now targeting two further cuts this year,
Wall Street's three main stock indexes ended lower in choppy trading on Tuesday as caution set in ahead of an anticipated interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve.
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Wall Street mixed after Fed cuts interest rates | Morning in America
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates Wednesday, moving to bolster a weakening job market even as inflation remains elevated. NewsNation’s Alicia Nieves reports on the markets' reaction. #FederalRese
The Fed cut rates Wednesday, resisting Trump’s push for deeper cuts, but looming legal and political battles — including a Supreme Court case — could test its independence.
The S&P 500 briefly rose while the Nasdaq slipped in choppy trading on Wednesday, after the U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates by an expected 25 basis points. The central bank indicated it will steadily cut rates for the rest of the year,