Federal Reserve and markets contract ends

The article focused on how the U.S. Federal Reserve has begun to change its strategy after a decade of relying on financial interventions and preemptive guidance for the markets. Its recent decisions reveal a desire to reduce dependence on signals and expectations that previously created an unwritten contract between the Fed and the markets, with the aim of reviving investors' self-responsibility and risk-taking. This comes amidst potential risks of increased volatility and higher borrowing costs.

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