Fed Cuts Rates, Signals Less Easing in 2025
The Federal Reserve signaled it would take a less aggressive approach to easing financial conditions in 2025.
Investors are challenged to mitigate the impact of a variety of risks. In today’s uncertain market, elevated levels of inflation and the possibility of a global economic downturn remain two prominent risks for investors to consider. What about risks that are harder to identify? Recent events such as the pandemic and the war in Ukraine altered the investment outlook in significant ways, turning a spotlight on the potential for new tail risks that may be on the horizon.
In the latest episode of The OUTThinking Investor, author Kevin Coldiron and Columbia Business School professor Laura Veldkamp to discuss recent liquidity crises, portfolio strategies for managing tail risks, and why tighter monetary policies could expose cracks in the financial system.
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The Federal Reserve signaled it would take a less aggressive approach to easing financial conditions in 2025.
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