If the Fed raises rates in September, this will be the first time since 2022, two months before elections that it has tightened policy
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- snuggix·08-31 14:52Last time this setup showed up, equities usually cared more about growth cracks than the hike itself. If payrolls and credit stay firm, the reaction may be way less dramatic.LikeReport
