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Volatility Alert 🚨
FOMC rate change decision will happen today at 2PM ET.
The market is expecting no rate changes, and most certainly no rate change will happen.
But the most important thing will be Powell Press Conference.
If he hints towards Q3 rate cuts, expect a reversal.

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BIG DAY FOR MARKETS 🚨 ▸ 11:00 PM PKT: Rate decision, projections & statement ▸ 11:30 PM PKT: Powell speaks Markets will move not just on the decision, but on the expectations Powell sets Stay sharp.

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