The S&P 500 dipped a bit yesterday, and here's the irony—everyone's banking on a rate cut this week, yet the Fed's tone might still skew hawkish. Classic mixed signals. Meanwhile, JPMorgan threw cold water on optimism by flagging beefier expenses coming in 2026, which dragged the index down further. Market's basically playing wait-and-see, caught between hoping for cheaper money and bracing for tighter conditions ahead.
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LiquidationOracle
· 14h ago
Fed is playing psychological warfare again, with rate cut expectations and hawkish remarks hitting at the same time. The market really can't hold it together.
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WagmiOrRekt
· 14h ago
Fed is playing psychological games again. Cutting and cutting, still hawkish. It's a classic tactic to trick us into entering the market.
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SignatureDenied
· 14h ago
Fed is hawkish, and the market is still hoping for rate cuts. This script is really impressive.
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RetailTherapist
· 14h ago
Here we go again, Fed's usual game... Saying they'll cut rates verbally, then turning around with hawkish comments. No wonder the market is confused.
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PumpBeforeRug
· 14h ago
Fed is playing word games again, talking about rate cuts but not actually cutting, really can't hold it anymore.
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ChainWatcher
· 14h ago
The Fed is trying to fool people again, hinting at a rate cut while waving an hawkish stick. I'm tired of this routine.
The S&P 500 dipped a bit yesterday, and here's the irony—everyone's banking on a rate cut this week, yet the Fed's tone might still skew hawkish. Classic mixed signals. Meanwhile, JPMorgan threw cold water on optimism by flagging beefier expenses coming in 2026, which dragged the index down further. Market's basically playing wait-and-see, caught between hoping for cheaper money and bracing for tighter conditions ahead.