- The stock market rose for its second week in a row even though the Federal Reserve increased interest rates and is promising to raise them several more times this year.
- More and more indicators can be interpreted that the Federal Reserve is not really being restrictive, but actually is still being accommodative to a very liquid economy.
- And, with the political situation in the world becoming more challenging, investors must be concerned about how controlling the Fed can be given current circumstances.
- The rising stock market in the face of the Fed's rise in interest rates should cause us to think more deeply about just what is going on in the world.
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The Stock Market: Is Fed Really Tightening