Fed's Bostic Says Surprised By How Fast Inflation Fell In 2023; Post-Pandemic Economy May Be Less Sensitive To Rates; Low-Cost Debt Reduces Sensitivity To Rate Hikes
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Federal Reserve's Raphael Bostic expressed surprise at the rapid decline in inflation in 2023 and suggested that the post-pandemic economy might be less sensitive to interest rate changes. He also noted that low-cost debt is reducing the economy's sensitivity to rate hikes.
May 23, 2024 | 7:12 pm
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The SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) may experience increased volatility due to Bostic's comments on inflation and interest rates. The market could react positively to the notion of a less rate-sensitive economy but may also be cautious about future rate hikes.
Bostic's comments suggest a complex economic outlook. While a less rate-sensitive economy could be positive, uncertainty about future rate hikes may cause mixed reactions in SPY.
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