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The news this morning is dominated by talk of the Fed’s somewhat predictable seventy-five basis point hike in rates, and in the world of financial news at least, by a rush of other central banks following suit.
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When will FedEx (FDX) stock finally reach its bottom? That’s one of the key questions investors are hoping to get an answer to in the next few weeks. But in the meantime, the market wants some assurances that things are not as bad as the company’s preliminary results suggests.
The retail sector has been under pressure over the past several months as investors digest the impact of rising inflation at a time when the Federal Reserve is also raising interest rates.
Following yesterday’s 75-basis point rate hike by the Federal Reserve to 300-325 basis points and a clear message that the Fed sees an even higher Fed Funds rate exiting 2022, equities are once again in digestion mode.
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