The market’s comeback in January is indicative of one thing: Investors don’t believe the Fed is going to keep interest rates high for long
in January is indicative of one thing: Investors don’t believe the Federal Reserve is going to keep interest rates high for long. Stock and bond prices have jumped to start the year. Particularly risky assets have run up even faster.
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