The CNN analysis showed the condition of the US stock market was no different. For example, on January 24, the Dow dropped 1,000 points in early trading. before rebounding back to the positive territory during the close of the market as if in the morning The market collapsed But when all investors change their minds during the lunch break then returned to buy back all Even the rest of January The market is like this. is volatile hourly All of these have "Fed" as a cause.

Wall Street is still unconvinced of slot wallet the Fed's next move. Investors have two opinions. One side believes the Fed will adopt a significant tightening of monetary policy. The other side believes that the Fed will not let the stock market go down. In 2018, when the Fed tightened its monetary policy, stock and commodities prices plunged sharply.

It appears the Fed has changed its mind by phasing out its tight policy. The Fed's change of heart at that time was historic for Wall Street. The so-called "Powell Pivot" means "the change of mind of Fed Chairman Jerome Powell" for succumbing to market pressure.

This time, however, the factor that sets it apart from the previous one is "inflation," which is the highest in 40 years if the Fed doesn't do anything. Inflation will soar that it will destroy the entire economy. It is believed to be pressure for the Fed to fight inflation to prevent it. "Inflation" like the 1970s


The big question is How will the market react to the Fed? If moving forward to control inflation How will investors and markets land softly? The most probable outcome is The market will react the same way as in the past, namely, prices fall sharply when the Fed adopts austerity policies. But this time, the Fed may not have a chance to reverse or change its mind to keep stock markets and asset prices from plummeting, because changing their minds will encourage inflation.