Federal Reserve cuts rates by 25 basis points

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday released its decision regarding interest rates.

[randyosborne]

I just hope no one is gullible enough to think this is how a real economy works.

[dkgong]

Fed cuts rates and the market tanks. Typical.

[billricheter]

What morons. Rates are not too high. They are above norms and this will reignite inflation. Stupid beyond belief

[davidbarlow]

its all a guessing game..they have no idea on the out look

[damham]

Feds cut rates. Corporations reapond by raising prices and claim its due to "inflation"

[mattwalter]

Funny how all the analysts CNBC had on before Powell said it would be a nothing burger

[Alpharizzchad]

No problem 1980-1989 18-21% people forget 😅 Welcome to our house

[es]

It must be great when you can't pay your bills, you just cut the rate at which you borrow.

[AlexzDum-]

Hold that L homeowners at 7.55% fixed interest rates

[MisterGrumpalicious]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 All gonna go to poop now. 😢😢😢😢😢😢

[OptimusPrime-xx]

DJ dropped 1100 points in responds to fewer future cuts.

[tammyrenard]

2.65% 30 year fixed mortgage when Trump was president

[sheilaplater]

Shut it down This bill is a trap house.

[refham]

He has always emphasized data based on lagging indicators. So why is he focusing on leading indicators this time? He doesn't like Trump and the credibility of the Federal Reserve has already collapsed. Bye~ Bye~Christmas~

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[uh]

It's good the fed is ahead of curve, markets will be fine.
Economic condition is good.
Then no problem.