The US Federal Reserve kept interest rates steady at 4.25%-4.5%, halting rate cuts after a 100 basis point reduction since September. Market expectations for a rate cut have shifted to June. Fed Chair Jerome Powell warned that if inflation remains stubborn or the labor market weakens, rates could stay higher for longer or be further eased. Political factors may influence the decision.
D-Street gets a bit of momentum, don’t take it for long bounce
A recent rebound in benchmark indices has improved short-term market momentum, but it is not yet strong enough to signal a sustained bullish trend.The share