Fed Says Economic Outlook Is Uncertain, FOMC Attentive To Risks On Both Sides Of Mandate; Economic Activity Expanding At 'Solid Pace,' Job Gains Have Slowed, Unemployment Rate Has Moved Up But Remains Low; Quantitative Tightening Continues At Previous Pace; Vote In Favor Of Policy Was 11-1, With Fed Governor Bowman Dissenting; Bowman Preferred A 25-basis-point Reduction
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The Federal Reserve has expressed uncertainty about the economic outlook, noting solid economic activity but slower job gains and a slight increase in unemployment. Quantitative tightening continues, with a policy vote of 11-1, as Fed Governor Bowman dissented, preferring a rate cut.
September 18, 2024 | 6:03 pm
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The Federal Reserve's statement on economic uncertainty and continued quantitative tightening could impact SPY, reflecting broader market sentiment. The dissent by Fed Governor Bowman suggests some internal disagreement on policy direction.
SPY, as an ETF tracking the S&P 500, is sensitive to Federal Reserve policies. The Fed's acknowledgment of economic uncertainty and continued quantitative tightening may lead to market volatility. However, the overall impact is neutral as the policy stance remains unchanged, despite internal dissent.
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