Well, stocks do typically perform better in the wake of cuts from the Federal Reserve. My next guest has a playbook for how ETF investors can potentially take advantage of any postcut bump. Marissa Anel, Goldman Sachs Asset Management, head of ETF investment strategies, joining me uh now on set for this week's ETF report brought to you by Invesco QQQ.Marissa, thanks for being here. >> Thanks for having me. >> So, I I guess first of all to set the table, we should talk about what the Fed is going to do today ...

Interest Rate Policy - Bank of England maintains interest rates at 4% [1] Quantitative Tightening (QT) - Bank of England slows the pace of QT to £70 billion [1] Bond Market Strategy - Bank of England will sell fewer long-term gilts, with long-dated bonds accounting for approximately 20% of sales [1] Global Bond Market - Adjustments to central bank balance sheets and the handling of long-term rate issuance are occurring globally [2]

The Fed did cut rates by 25 basis points as widely expected and suggesting two more cuts would come by the end of the year. That was kind of the the median consensus call among the committee. Joining us now, Jeremy Seagull, chief economist at Wisdom Tree and Professor Emeritus of Finance at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business.Uh Jeremy, it's good to have you this morning. I I guess we can uh you know, if you if you want to just follow the market's verdict, you often don't get a clean ...

BREAKING: 🇬🇧 BANK OF ENGLAND KEEPS RATES UNCHANGED AT 4%. ...

TOM: [SPEAKING INDISCERNIBLY FAST] I'M TOM MACKENZIE IN LONDON. TWO INJUNCTIONS ARE PENCILLED IN BY HAWKISH J. POWELL.THE BOE FACES BOND MARKET CONCERNS. TRUMP MEETS THE U.K. PRIME MINISTER AFTER CELEBRATING WITH THE ROYAL FAMILY. HAPPY THURSDAY, SO A RISK CUT FROM THE FED AND MARKETS GOT 25 BASIS POINTS, BUT NOT FULL VALIDATION.LOOK AT THE DOT PLOT FOR TWO FURTHER CUTS, BUT THIS IS MEETING BY MEETING AND EU EQUITIES ARE ON THE FRONT FOOT. THE FTSE LOOKING TO ADD 2/10 OF 1%, LOOKING AT DEAL FLOW BETWEEN THE ...

Markets fastidiously try to gauge what the Federal Reserve will do with interest rates, but central bank officials’ projections released Wednesday show even they aren’t sure what’s coming next. https://t.co/NlVG8NPgEH ...

The Federal Reserve’s decision to cut interest rates by just a quarter point will help support the dollar and weigh on currencies across Asia, analysts say https://t.co/Ae85yAA3Jr ...

Tonight, the country's central bank making a long- aaited pivot. With downside risks to employment having increased, the balance of risks has shifted. Fed chair Jerome Powell announcing a quarter point rate cut, the first in nine months, and putting the focus squarely on the softening US labor market.Powell seemingly less concerned than before about the risk of a return to runaway inflation, even though price increases have accelerated over the past four months. Powell acknowledging challenges for the overa ...

Mortgage rates are at the lowest levels we've seen in a year. Well, the Federal Reserve's benchmark interest rate does not directly affect mortgage rates. They are connected.So, how will a cutting cycle affect the housing market. Lawrence Yu, National Association Realtors chief economist is joining me now. Good to see you, Lawrence.We also have the backdrop of uh housing starts which showed some weakness, the lowest since May last month. So, that reflecting one part of the housing market as well. But as the ...

Market Overview - The market reaction to the Fed's announcement was mixed, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average closing up about 260 points or 0.6% while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq composite finished lower by about 0.1% and 0.2-0.3% respectively [7][8][10] - The Russell 2000 index traded above its record high for the first time since 2021 but closed lower, indicating volatility in small-cap stocks [7][8] Federal Reserve Insights - The Fed's focus on inflation and labor market dynamics continues to be a point of concern, with some analysts suggesting that the Fed may be overly focused on labor market data rather than inflation pressures [3][4] - Jerome Powell's data-dependent approach to policy has led to a pause in rate cuts, as the Fed assesses the impact of tariffs and trade policies on the economy [5][6] Company Performances - Workday saw a significant increase in stock price, up about 7.25% after announcing a $4 billion share buyback and receiving a $2 billion investment from Elliott Investment Management [12][13] - Baidu's stock rose over 11% following analyst upgrades citing growth potential in its in-house chip business, marking a significant recovery for the company [14][15] - Krispy Kreme's stock experienced a slight gain, while Uber declined by 5% due to Lyft's new partnership with Waymo for Robotaxi services [19][20] IPO and Earnings Updates - StubHub's IPO fell 6.4% below its initial offering price, raising $800 million but indicating a lackluster market reception [21] - General Mills reported adjusted earnings per share that missed estimates, although revenue exceeded expectations, leading to a slight decline in stock price [24][28]