Recent economic concerns have caused consumer sentiment to fall, though spending remains healthy. What do these mixed conditions mean for markets and the economy?
Fed Futures point to a >99% likelihood the Fed holds rates steady on April 29, as resilient labor markets and persistent inflation keep policymakers cautious. With bond markets signaling “higher for longer” and geopolitical risks adding uncertainty, the path forward remains data-dependent.
Recent economic concerns have caused consumer sentiment to fall, though spending remains healthy. What do these mixed conditions mean for markets and the economy?
Recent economic concerns have caused consumer sentiment to fall, though spending remains healthy. What do these mixed conditions mean for markets and the economy?