News Commentary #1,621 – DollarBill | Market Volatility, FED And Inflation..?!

DollarBill (reviewed here) platform have published few more news from financial world markets which, as always, have a great influence on the opinion of investors and in some way are an indicator of the state of things on the market at a particular point in time.

*I would also remind you that there is a widespread opinion that such or alike news are circulated just in order to speculate by people’s emotions and things they do. So it’s always better to double check everything, even the news we hear around.. Sometimes they are not what’s going on in real 😉

Retail investors are ‘in a turmoil’ amid market volatility

Retail investors that played a significant role in the stock market’s overall performance during the first two years of the pandemic are now witnessing the pitfalls of market volatility, former TD Ameritrade Chairman and CEO and Coastal Carolina University Executive Director of Football Joe Moglia told Yahoo Finance Live in a recent segment.

“I think the typical retail investor that is not disciplined, is not thinking strategically. I think they’re in a turmoil,” he said. “They’re concerned. I think they have some sort — I think they have anxiety.”

This January was the stock market’s worst since the financial crisis of 2008 — and that was before Russia – Ukraine conflict, further threatened to disrupt supply chains and drive inflation up even higher than any other time in recent history.

Retail investors bought the January dip, but risk assets, such as tech companies and other growth stocks, have performed poorly since the invasion.

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The tightening begins this week

On Wednesday the Federal Reserve will likely take the first steps in paring back its stimulus — by raising interest rates for the first time since the global pandemic began.

High inflation makes it a near certainty that the central bank will move to “tighten” its policies of printing money, by raising the target federal funds rate (the benchmark for short-term interest rates) by 0.25%.

The uncertainty for Fed policy lies in how aggressive the central bank will move after the first interest rate increase. Concerns are building that the Fed may not be able to credibly bring inflation back down to its 2% level. Prices rose by 7.9% on a year-over-year basis in February, a 40-year high.

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