Rate cuts aren’t created equal.
Goldman’s data shows that when the Fed cuts outside of a recession, stocks usually surge, non-recessionary cuts have historically lifted the S&P 500 by 50%+ over two years.But if cuts arrive during a recession, the story flips. Equities struggle, with the index falling 20–30% on average.The takeaway is simple: it’s not just about cuts, it’s about the backdrop. Cuts in calm waters boost markets. Cuts in storms don’t.Source: StockMarket.News
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