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The Federal Reserve predicts a 25 basis point rate cut in December, with two more cuts expected in 2026.
In my view, this means that easing policies are imminent, but not soon.
Growth stocks should be well-suited to this rate cut, but interest rate-sensitive sectors may feel it's insufficient.
This feels more like a controlled adjustment than a true easing cycle.
Is this good for the stock market, or will the market struggle to digest it?