The markets are cheering that the Federal Reserve is once again back to lowering interests rates, and at a faster than expected pace. But the history of the beginning of new rate cutting cycles shows that all might not be so easily fixed. Especially when we look back to the last 50 basis point cut, which was delivered right as the Great Financial Crisis really began to accelerate. More By This Author:Even After Post-Fed Selloff, Gold Still Reaches New All Time HighTrump Threatens 100% Tariff On De-Dollarizing CountriesThe Signs Are Clear, We Are Closing In On The End Game
Last Time Fed Cut 50 Bps Was The Start Of The Great Financial Crisis
