Join research director Kathleen Brooks at 12:00 GMT for our Fed preview. The FOMC meets at a crucial time for financial markets. Find out what to expect and how markets could react.
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The Federal Reserve will announce their latest policy decision on Wednesday 19th March. The market expects no change in interest rates at this meeting, instead the focus will be on the Federal Reserve’s updated economic projections and the Dot Plot, along with Jerome Powell’s press conference.
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Create account Try a demo Download mobile app Download mobile appWhat a difference a few weeks make. At the last FOMC meeting at the end of January, hopes were high that the US economy would continue to grow at a strong pace at the same time as inflation moderated. However, the outlook for the US economy has changed dramatically in just a few weeks. The backdrop to this meeting includes a global trade war and a stock market rout. The S&P 500 has fallen by 7% since the last FOMC meeting, and the Nasdaq 100 is lower by more than 9%.
Join us and find out all about:
- Tariffs and inflation
- The outlook for interest rates
- Will the Fed’s ‘hawkish’ views persist?
- The end of the Fed put?
- The dollar impact
- The stock market impact
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