➡️ The Fed Keeps the Status Quo

Good morning. There was only a small chance that the Federal Reserve would make some kind..

It's the monthly jobs numbers today and they're not going to be pretty and will be possibly the tip of the iceberg as we head into May.

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Good morning. There was only a small chance that the Federal Reserve would make some kind of change in its current policy in its last meeting of the year. But yesterday, the central bank stated that it was keeping interest rates unchanged at zero, and that it would continue with asset support (i.e., quantitative easing, i.e., money printing) as needed. It didn't give markets much of a shot in the arm. Given the performance of stocks this year, a further push was hardly needed in the last fortnight of 2020. The Fed's moves this year brought back all of the programs it took months to develop during the financial crisis in the span of less than a month. And with the ever-popular "Money Printer Go Brrr" meme still in effect, traders should expect market pullbacks, but not full-blown bear markets, anytime soon. 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