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Fed rate hike cycles have a history of denting U.S. stock prices
Source: The Globe and Mail
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Historical patterns indicate U.S. equities may weaken as the Federal Reserve begins raising interest rates. The magnitude of any market decline will depend on the pace and extent of Fed tightening, as well as the economy's ability to absorb higher borrowing costs.
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