Published On Oct 10, 2024, 11:10 AM
Recent Consumer Price Index (CPI) data supports a hawkish stance, indicating that rate cuts by the Federal Reserve will likely be gradual. This reinforces expectations regarding the Fed's monetary policy direction, suggesting a careful and measured approach to interest rate adjustments in light of inflation trends.
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Investors should keep an eye on financial institutions that may benefit from gradual rate cuts as their margins could improve. However, defensive stocks may face pressure from the continuing hawkish stand of the Fed, making the environment less favorable for those sectors.
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With the Fed expected to proceed cautiously, sector ETFs related to inflation protection, like commodities and certain real estate sectors may prove resilient, seeking potential upside during this transition.
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