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With the upcoming CPI report, federal bank decision on how high they will increase the rate (being either 25 or 50 biases points), the strong job (or how media calls it hotter than expected) report, and with the news that Silicon Valley Bank collapsed. How will the market react or deal with bad or good news in the upcoming months to come? Will inflation stay sticky? Will rate hikes go back to 50 points? As a meteorologist, the spidey senses and gut feeling tell me that we will see more red days than green days for the rest of the year? What y’all think? #inflation #federalinterestrates #ratehike

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1 vote Ended 03/14/23
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Wow, markets are horrible today. My meta puts doing great. Do you think meta will close green or red today? #justwait #markets #public #fed #ratehike #whoknowsbutwhatthehell

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Red61.54%
13 votes Ended 11/04/22
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What’s you thought on the state of the economy❓ Markets whipsawed in the aftermath of another 0.75 percentage point rate hike on Wednesday — the sixth hike of the year. Stocks first rose on the statement, then flopped during and after Fed chair Jerome Powell's post-announcement press conference. "We still have some ways to go and incoming data since our last meeting suggests that the ultimate leSee more
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Federal Reserve officials are set to make a second abnormally large interest rate increase tomorrow as they race to cool down an overheating economy. The question for many economists and investors is just how far the central bank will go in its quest to tame inflation. Central bank policymakers raised the benchmark interest rate by ⬆️ 75 basis points in June for the first time since 1994 and signaled that another increase of that magnitude is possible in July. With #inflation unexpectedly accelerating to a fresh 40-year high in June and the job market still growing at a healthy clip, the Fed is under mounting pressure to move more aggressively to tame demand and slow surging consumer prices. But there are signs the economy is starting to cool off ❄️: The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits has gradually increased, companies have announced layoffs or hiring freezes, and the housing market is softening. Gross domestic product slowed in the first quarter of the year by 1.6%, and is expected to decline again in the second quarter. How much do you see the Fed raise rates by❓ How do you see the markets react❓ Share your thoughts in the comments ⬇️ #ratehike #interestrates #economy #federalreserve #Powell

75 basis points57.14%
100 basis points32.14%
Other (Share in comments)10.71%
28 votes Ended 07/27/22
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The Fed could respond to the surge in inflation with its steepest interest rate increase since 1994. At its policy meeting tomorrow, the central bank may opt to raise rates by ⬆️ 0.75 percentage points, rather than the half-point that has been signaled for weeks. Just last month, Fed chairman Jerome Powell said that the central bank was not "actively considering" raising interest rates by three-quarters of a percentage point to fight inflation. But after Friday's consumer price index report showed #inflation is rising faster than expected, we could see Powell may have to change his tune. Stocks plunged Friday and were down sharply again Monday across the globe following the number. The yield on the benchmark US 10-year Treasury bond rose to 3.27%, the highest level since November 2018 and #crypto caved during the weekend, with $BTC falling at one point below 21,000. What number do you think the Fed will raise rates by? 💬 #interestrates #ratehike #fed

50 basis points25.15%
75 basis points47.24%
100 basis points27.61%
163 votes Ended 06/15/22
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