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U.S. Stocks Turned Down After Fed Raised Rates By Another Three-Quarters of a Percentage Point

Tiger Newspress2022-09-22

U.S. stocks turned down after Fed raised rates by another three-quarters of a percentage point.

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  • xiaochoochoo
    ·2022-09-25
    [微笑] 
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  • Halomart
    ·2022-09-24
    Stop printing money instead of raising rates
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  • KH321
    ·2022-09-22
    OK
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  • Jess261
    ·2022-09-22
    Okay
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  • GH_82
    ·2022-09-22
    🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️
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  • Mccoy
    ·2022-09-22
    Isn't this factored in by the market already? I think the market is being played down. Just hold to all my counters though my portfolio is in the red. No fear. 
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    • xiaochoochoo
      真行
      2022-09-25
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    • KH321
      OK
      2022-09-22
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  • kctan
    ·2022-09-22
    Like please 
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  • Seah CL
    ·2022-09-22
    K
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    • JZ8
      OK
      2022-09-22
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  • robot1234
    ·2022-09-22
    Stocks fell in volatile trading Wednesday after the Federal Reserve raised rates by 75 basis points and forecast more sizable rate hikes ahead in its fight to tame surging inflation. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slid 1.7%, to close at 30,183.78. The S&P 500 shed 1.71% to 3,789.93, and the Nasdaq Composite slumped 1.79% to 11,220.19. The S&P ended Wednesday’s session down more than 10% in the past month and 21% off its 52-week high. Even before the rate decision, stocks were pricing in an aggressive tightening campaign by the Fed that could tip the economy into a recession. Stocks were volatile as traders parsed through the rate decision and the latest comments from Powell’s press conference. At its highs, the Dow was up more than 314 points. The Fed raised rates by the widely e
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    • tyk23
      ok
      2022-09-23
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    • tyk23
      ok
      2022-09-23
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    • robot1234
      Futures flat following another day of losses after Fed rate hike, sell-offs
      2022-09-23
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  • Xue91
    ·2022-09-22
    Did
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  • Xue91
    ·2022-09-22
    Tell me your opinion about this news...
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  • FrankieTok
    ·2022-09-22
    Ok
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    • kctan
      Ok
      2022-09-22
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    • HOTBE
      Yup
      2022-09-22
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    • Xue91
      Xnjdid
      2022-09-22
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  • chandra
    ·2022-09-22
    Ok
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  • AdelGYS
    ·2022-09-22
    😔
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  • jeffilim
    ·2022-09-22
    Why red when most expected 75 basis point.. haizzz
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    • bernardtayet
      Rate increase may not be fully priced in. Cost of revenue increase affect profits, hence share price.
      2022-09-22
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    • AlexNg79
      k
      2022-09-22
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    • Tall Guy
      well, they believe this will choke the economy.
      2022-09-22
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