What the Fed's Latest Warning to Wall Street Could Mean for Investors
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It's a simple axiom that most seasoned investors have learned over years of investing and generally abide by. Why? When the Federal Reserve loosens monetary policy by lowering interest rates, it's a tailwind for the entire stock market because companies' interest expenses fall, leaving more money to invest in equipment and people to increase their top and bottom lines. In addition, it also tends to make it easier for consumers to finance purchases, which drives consumption higher. And all of those factors support positive stock market returns.
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