The Fed’s ‘dovish version of a hawkish cut’ signals shift in stock-market leadership, says Jeremy Siegel
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AI-PoweredThe article suggests that the Fed's recent rate cut is a positive sign for businesses, banks, and households, indicating a shift in stock-market leadership. This is attributed to the decline in short-term rates, which improves balance sheets. The move is seen as a 'dovish version of a hawkish cut' by Jeremy Siegel.
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A decline in short-term rates is positive for the balance sheets of businesses, banks and households, says Wharton professor
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