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Today's Fed meeting is merely a warm up act for September according to Wall Street—but they shouldn't count their chickens just yet

Wall Street analysts are not waiting to hear the outcome of today's FOMC discussions. Instead, they want after clues about Q3.

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Donald Trump told the Fed not to cut rates before the election—but Wall Street is convinced he won't get his way

"The market is now pricing in more than two 25-basis-point rate cuts by year-end, including a near-100% chance of a September cut."

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FOMO still ‘ruling the market’ says Wharton’s Jeremy Siegel, as investors hold out for an elusive rate cut to boost prospects

Jeremy Siegel, emeritus professor at the University of Pennsylvania, wrote tech innovations like Nvidia are continuing to "capture the imagination" of the market.

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Wharton’s Jeremy Siegel says the U.S. economy is at a perfect ‘Goldilocks pace’—neither too strong nor too weak to spook the Fed or markets

"Everyone is focused on how many rate cuts are priced ... and how we need six cuts to have a good 2024. I totally disagree with that."

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Wharton’s Jeremy Siegel says the Dow could surpass 40,000—if the Fed doesn’t get in the way

If the Fed doesn't cut interest rates in January, they may have to lower it in their March meeting, Siegel said.

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With the stock market in 'striking distance' of all-time high, Wharton's Jeremy Siegel warns the only thing that can derail it is Jerome Powell

"The primary risk that could knock us off course is a Federal Reserve that remains fixated on inflation fears."

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'The era of “do nothing, the boss can’t fire me" is over' says Ivy League professor Jeremy Siegel, as workers face down fear of layoffs

Professor Jeremy Siegel said staff looking over their shoulders at laid off peers may have actually proved useful to the economy.

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‘Bond King’ Bill Gross says it's time to stop betting against bonds and get ready for a economic slowdown: 'Recession in the 4th quarter'

'Bond King' Bill Gross said a recession is coming for the U.S. economy in the fourth quarter.

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Bank of America warned consumers they would be pushed to the 'point of pain', CEO Brian Moynihan says we've now reached that point

Brian Moynihan, the CEO of Bank of America, said although consumers are buying less, some families are beginning to spend more than they're bringing in.

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Janet Yellen says inflation is actually being ‘really well-behaved’ as she strikes optimistic tone on jobs

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said interest rates are not causing “dysfunction” in the market.

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BlackRock's Larry Fink has called on leaders to inject more 'hope' into the economy to prevent a self-fulfilling recession

BlackRock's CEO and chairman, Larry Fink, believes a lack of hope could cause a recession.

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Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson says the stock market 'pivot rally' may go even higher

"The data we have today suggests to us that we are in a policy-driven, late-cycle rally."

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Inflation Figures For June Put Stocks In The Ideal Environment

New Highs Amid 'Goldilocks' Scenario: of lower inflation, a stronger economy, good guidance, and good profits

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Wharton Professor Jeremy Siegel Shifts Stance On Fed’s Monetary Policy

‌Wharton Economist Observes Promising Signals in Housing and Commodity Markets, Otherwise Sensitive to Economic Pressure‌

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Jeremy Siegel says we are in a 'Goldilocks economy' and the Fed doesn't need to raise interest rates anymore

“It’s a Goldilocks economy—strong economic growth and falling inflation,” the veteran market watcher told CNBC Friday.

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Americans are 'hunkering down' and cutting back on food purchases

"We’re spending more, but we’re buying less.”

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'YOLO' spenders are propping up the economy a Wharton professor believes

"Once a weakening in the economy kicks in, it could come fast."

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One of the top stock watchers alive called the big S&P 500 comeback this year—and now he sees a ‘mild recession’ by the holidays

Wharton’s Jeremy Siegel warns that stocks will have a rough second half of the year and he “wouldn’t be surprised” if the long predicted downturn arrived.

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A.I. boom in tech is 'not a bubble yet,' says Jeremy Siegel

Rosy guidance from chipmaker Nvidia last week helped spark the third-largest single-day jump in market value in U.S. history.

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One of the world’s best market watchers says there’s ‘zero chance’ the debt crisis isn’t resolved

Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel believes politicians will ultimately come to a compromise to “kick the can down the road” by extending the debt ceiling.

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Fed's Raphael Bostic doesn't see rate cuts until 2024

Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic thinks high consumer spending and strong labor market could continue to push prices higher.

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Wharton’s Jeremy Siegel says stocks could jump 15% or more this year—but only if the Fed cuts rates

"If the Fed does not cut, then it's going to be tougher sledding for the markets," the finance professor warned.

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An economist who correctly predicted the Great Financial Crisis says the world’s central banks have chosen ‘class war over financial stability'

The Fed and other central banks want to bring down inflation at all costs. Is it worth it?

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The billionaire cofounder of Home Depot compares the Fed to ‘the gang that can’t shoot straight’ and says the coming crash is ‘not going to be pretty’

“My problem with the Fed, overall, is there’s too many academics in the mix,” Ken Langone said Wednesday.

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Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel says the Fed’s rate hikes and ‘monomaniacal’ focus on the labor market are ‘misguided’: ‘Workers are way behind’

Siegel says workers’ wage growth has been “way behind” historical norms and inflation is already fading, which means the Fed’s rate hikes are a mistake.

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