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2024-03-21 01:49:56 pm | Source: Vested Finance
Commentary on the FED meeting by Viram Shah, CEO, Vested Finance

Below the Commentary on the FED meeting by Viram Shah, CEO, Vested Finance

 

 "The Federal Reserve's committee meeting held today ended without any change in interest rates. Although the commentary provided mixed signals, growth forecasts have been revised upwards, indicating a better outlook for the US economy. However, inflation remains higher than anticipated, and a rate cut will likely be implemented in June. The market reacted positively to the news, with interest rate cuts becoming more likely. This is encouraging for stocks, as a reduction in the cost of borrowing can lead to faster economic growth. In a declining interest rate environment, three sectors stand out as potential beneficiaries: consumer discretionary, utility and real estate. Consumer discretionary companies, such as retailers like Costco, Walmart,  automobile companies, tend to perform well as consumers have more disposable income. The utility sector, which includes high dividend-paying companies such as Constellation Energy, becomes more attractive as bond yields decrease, making utilities a more compelling investment opportunity. The real estate sector, which relies heavily on financing, can also benefit from interest rate cuts. Developers can finance more projects if the cost of raising capital decreases, leading to increased inventory, sales, and profits, says, Viram Shah, CEO, Vested Finance."

 

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