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309.06BMarket Cap29.15P/E (TTM)
72.745High71.630Low13.29MVolume72.100Open71.860Pre Close957.75MTurnover0.34%Turnover Ratio29.03P/E (Static)4.31BShares73.02952wk High11.95P/B278.00BFloat Cap50.54652wk Low1.89Dividend TTM3.88BShs Float73.029Historical High2.64%Div YieldTTM1.55%Amplitude9.756Historical Low72.052Avg Price1Lot Size
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This came after a set of fresh economic and jobs data supported the narrative of a solid economy and soft landing.
Day by day, it seems like the 50 basis points cut are justified.
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The Federal Funds Rate currently sits between 4.75% and 5%, with the dot plot projections indicating another 50 bps cut by the end of 2024.
When rates rise, many people park their cash in high-yield savings accounts or treasury bonds, which offer higher yields with minimal risk. But as rates fall, cash tends to flow into stocks and other “risk-on” assets in search of higher returns. ...
The market is currently buying into his words, that’s why it rallied strongly last Thurs, despite a bigger than expected rate cut.
They see it as Powell is acting fast in their easing campaign before something in the economy breaks.
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