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Markets Can Handle a Hawkish Fed, Not Uncertainty: Taking Stock

Bloomberg Markets Monday 21 September 2026, 06:16 UTC By Michael Msika 1 min read
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Better clarity about the Federal Reserve’s resolve to fight inflation is giving investors reason to be bullish, and yet risks associated with oil prices and artificial intelligence keep them from fully committing.

Better clarity about the Federal Reserve’s resolve to fight inflation is giving investors reason to be bullish, and yet risks associated with oil prices and artificial intelligence keep them from fully committing.
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