Can someone explain to me why the stock market crashes as the fed increases rate this time but in the past it didn’t?


Hi there, I’m a newbie and wanting to learn more about the effects of the fed’s rate on the stock market. As a general rule, the market generally tanks when the fed increases interest rates, which is what’s happening. However, when I look back at historica data, for the last few times the fed increased rate, the market generally still went up. It’s not until the pivot and unemployment rate went up that the stock market tanked. Can someone provides me an explaination of why that’s the case? Thanks!


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