Analysts Weigh Possible New Federal Reserve Tightening Cycle
CNBC reports the Fed's recent rate increase, its first in three years, could weigh on stocks in the near term.
The Federal Reserve raised its overnight interest rate last week for the first time in three years, according to CNBC.
The move could signal the start of a new tightening cycle and may pose near-term risks for stocks, CNBC reported.
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