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This bull market isn’t going to end because of Fed rate hikes under Warsh

This bull market isn’t going to end because of Fed rate hikes under Warsh
MarketWatch Sunday 21 June 2026, 13:00 UTC By Joy Wiltermuth 1 min read
Key Points

Warsh may hope the threat of rate hikes is enough. But stocks might gain ground if he does, and past rate-hike cycles can be a guide.

Warsh may hope the threat of rate hikes is enough. But stocks might gain ground if he does, and past rate-hike cycles can be a guide.
Fed (ORG) Warsh Warsh (PERSON)
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