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Back to EpisodesBreaking Down the Bullish Boost: Federal Reserve Meeting Recap | Episode 112 | 03-20-2024
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Join Megan Horneman, Chief Investment Officer at Verdence Capital Advisors, as she breaks down the latest Federal Reserve meeting held on March 20th. Despite keeping interest rates unchanged, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's remarks leaned heavily towards the bullish side, reassuring investors. Powell's dovish stance, highlighted in both the press conference and Fed statement, hinted at a potential peak in rates and downplayed recent inflation concerns, fueling optimism in the market. While the Fed expects three interest rate cuts this year, one committee member suggests four, reflecting a shift towards a more positive economic outlook with upgraded GDP and inflation projections. Despite some lingering inflation worries, the Fed remains committed to its 2% inflation target, reassuring markets and sparking a strong rally. Stay tuned for further economic updates and don't hesitate to reach out to podcast at Verdence dot com with any questions or comments.
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