After jumbo Fed rate cut, market hopes ride on US soft landing
Prospects of a “soft landing,” where the Fed brings down inflation without pushing the economy into recession, have lifted stocks and bonds this year, though signs of a softening labor market have fueled worries that the Fed may be too late in acting to shore up growth.
"The Fed is more worried about the labor market and less concerned about inflation at this point," a Glenmede analyst said.
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