Stocks' Performance After Fed Rate Cuts: Myth or Reality?
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Historically, the S&P 500 tends to perform well after Fed rate cuts near record highs, with an average 12-month gain of around 13-18% when no recession occurs, suggesting a bullish outlook despite current market concerns.
- Here’s how stocks historically perform after Fed rate cuts when trading near record highs MarketWatch
- Since 1970, This Is The Average Return Of The S&P 500 After An Interest Rate Cut Seeking Alpha
- Stocks Can Keep Rising After Interest Rate Cuts TheStreet Pro
- Creative Planning’s Charlie Bilello: ‘It’s a myth that rate cuts are bullish’ MSN
- History sends mixed signals on US post-pause interest rate cuts Financial Newswire
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