Fed jumbo rate cut puts pressure on money market fund investors
Investment advisers are urging clients to dump hefty cash allocations now that the Federal Reserve has begun its much-anticipated interest-rate easing, a process they expect to limit the appeal of money-market funds in the coming months.
Fed meeting today: Fed decides on aggressive 50 basis-point cut in interest rates.
History shows the Federal Reserve typically doesn’t deliver a “hawkish surprise” to markets, as investors wait to learn the size of a widely expected interest-rate cut by the Fed on Wednesday, according to BofA Global Research.
Optimism around the Federal Reserve’s highly anticipated interest-rate cuts has boosted investor sentiment for the first time ...
Wall Street rallied on Thursday with the Dow and S&P 500 hitting another intraday record high — a day after the Federal Reserve kicked off its easing cycle with half-a-percentage point reduction and ...
U.S. stocks saw their third-largest inflow of 2024, with $33.8 billion moving into the asset class last week, Bank of America ...
The euphoria in equity markets following the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate cut is stoking the risk of a bubble, making ...
BofA Global Research was the only major brokerage to raise its forecast for the Federal Reserve's anticipated interest-rate ...
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