Wall Street set to decline following last week’s records, fueled by the Fed’s first rate cut of 2025
The Federal Reserve's rate cut, its first this year, aims to stimulate growth amid high inflation and a slowing job market, with further cuts expected, officials said.
- Wall Street trended toward losses on Monday following a record-setting week fueled by the Federal Reserve's first rate cut of 2025.
- The Federal Reserve lowered its key interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point after nearly nine months without change, sparking both optimism and caution regarding current market valuations.
- Investors weighed persistent inflation, signs of a cooling labor market, and mixed global market moves, including declines in Hong Kong's Hang Seng and gains in Shanghai Composite.
- Bank of America's survey revealed 58% of global fund managers consider stock markets overvalued, while experts like Larry White note stocks may rise until corporate profits decline.
- The rate cut restarted the Fed’s easing cycle, suggesting potential gains for cyclical and growth stocks, but strategists urge vigilance amid economic uncertainties and tariff effects.
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