ilmscore | THE FEDERAL RESERVE JUST FLIPPED | Major Changes Explained

Predictions from this Video

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Correct: 0
Incorrect: 0
Pending: 7
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Topic
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The Federal Reserve is projected to raise interest rates by another 0.5% before the end of 2023, reaching a federal funds rate of 5.6%.
"they've projected to raise rates another two-quarter percentage points before the end of the year bringing us to A 5.6 federal funds rate in just the next six months"
Federal Reserve Interest Rate Hikes
Pending
The Federal Reserve is likely to implement another rate hike in July and potentially another in September, contingent on inflation trends.
"it is a very clear signal that we're likely to see another rate hike in July and probably another one in September at least until it's clear that all inflation is beginning to go down"
Federal Reserve Interest Rate Hikes
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A construction boom is leading to the highest number of new housing units entering the market since 1973, which could result in cost savings.
"thanks to a recent construction boom there are more new units coming in the market than at any other point since 1973 and this means you could potentially save a little bit extra money"
Housing Market
Pending
If mortgage rates decrease to 4%, rental costs are expected to stabilize.
"if mortgage rates were to decline down to four percent the cost of renting would begin to level out"
Housing Market
Pending
The majority of stocks are underperforming, with S&P 500 gains being primarily driven by only five companies.
"the median stock is down 0.2 percent and almost all of the index's gains are really just driven by five companies"
Stock Market Performance
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Excluding Tesla and Meta, the S&P 500 would show a slight year-to-date decline, resulting in losses for most investors.
"if you removed the other two largest companies which are Tesla and meta the S P 500 would be slightly down for the year leaving most investors in the red"
Stock Market Performance
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Unemployment and inflation rates are stable, and the job market is strong enough to mitigate significant hardship from any temporary rise in unemployment.
"both unemployment and the inflation rate are relatively stable and that the job market is so strong that even if we have a temporary rise in unemployment it won't create that much hardship"
Economy
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