Stocks tanked after the Fed signaled fewer rate cuts next year. Here's what analysts are saying.
Briefly

"US markets played the part of Scrooge on Wednesday, tumbling as the Federal Reserve's hawkish tone dampened holiday cheer. Investors should see this as a healthy spot of profit-taking rather than an end to the party, after what's been a fantastic run for markets since the US election."
"Markets are normally good at reading the signs, but the sell-off on Wall Street last night would suggest investors had started on the Christmas sherry a bit early and were caught out by the Fed's announcement about where rates might go in 2025. The 3% drop in the S&P 500 is a wake-up call that US markets are not a one-way ticket to the moon."
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