The FOMC meeting on March 18-19, 2025, is widely expected to result in no rate changes, with the Fed holding rates steady at 4.25%-4.50% amid mixed economic signals.
While markets have rebounded from recent turbulence, whiplash risks persist due to heightened sensitivity to Fed guidance and lingering uncertainty over growth/inflation trade-offs.
Investors should brace for volatility as the Fed's updated projections and tone on future rate cuts could amplify swings in equities and bonds.
Short-term stability may hinge on whether the Fed leans "hawkish" (signaling patience) or "dovish" (opening the door to cuts).
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